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In this article, we’ll take a close look at the relationship between cats and milk, exploring milk’s nutritional benefits and health effects, why cats shouldn’t drink too much milk, and what you can give your cat instead. Can Kittens Drink Milk? There’s no denying it. Cats can definitely drink milk. You’ve seen the illustrations of kittens clustered around a saucer...
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Cat owners often ask the question, is dry or wet food better for cats? The answer is not black and white. Both types of cat food have upsides and downsides. In this article on wet vs. dry cat food, we’ll go over all of the pros and cons to help you decide which is best for your cat. Whether the food is dry or wet, look for...
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Cats generally do not have a natural requirement for trimming or shaving. Although certain dog breeds have hair that is always growing and needs regular trimming, a cat’s hair isn’t the same. As long as you brush your cat regularly to remove loose hair and prevent tangles and mats from forming, a cat’s coat can usually be left alone. Even...
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Trap-neuter-return (TNR), also known as trap-neuter-release, spay-neuter-return (SNR), and trap-neuter-return-monitor (TNRM), is a humane method of controlling stray and feral cat populations in communities. Free-roaming cats are humanely trapped, spayed, or neutered at a veterinary facility, then returned to the place where they were living. TNR is an alternative to other programs that aim to control free-roaming cat populations, such...
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We all enjoy an indulgent junk food treat now and again, whether it's pizza, hamburgers, tacos, or French fries. Fast food is tasty, quick, and popular. It can even give our mood a little lift while we’re eating. So, it might be obvious that cats can’t eat spicy junk food, like Mexican, Chinese, or Indian foods. But what about something...
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Coconut is widely considered a healthy food for humans, and coconut oil is becoming more and more popular too. People use coconut oil to keep their skin and hair nourished and use it for cooking more healthily. So, if coconut is so good for humans, could it also be beneficial to your cat’s health? If you’re a cat owner wondering...
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Being the parent of a pussycat comes with a lot of responsibilities! After all, you need to ensure they're cared for properly with the correct vaccinations, flea and worm treatment, and the best cat food to keep them as healthy as possible. But with so many options, how do you know that your cat’s diet is the best diet for...
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Cherries are a surprisingly healthy treat that many humans enjoy. Whether sweet cherries are your favorite snack or you're more partial to tart cherries, there are many different varieties, including black cherries, bing cherries, and rainier cherries. But what about our cats? Can they enjoy cherries every once in a while? Sadly, the short answer to whether cats can eat...
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Sweet potatoes are a common human food source, known for their high levels of healthy fiber and antioxidants. Surprisingly, they are only distantly related to white potatoes and are nutritionally quite different. As cat owners, you may be wondering if cats eat sweet potatoes and if there are any nutritional benefits. Well, the short answer is that our feline friends...
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Whether you eat your oatmeal with brown sugar for breakfast, or prefer it made up as oatmeal cookies, this tasty snack is one of those popular, healthy and versatile human foods. But can cats eat oats? Also Read: 15 Human Foods That Are Poisonous & Toxic To Cats If you’re wondering about giving your cat oatmeal or thinking about the...
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