Cat Foods Go Natural
Your farmers market purchases may start to resemble the ingredients in kitty's dinner, with the emergence of more of high-quality, natural ingredients in pet food.
Your farmers market purchases may start to resemble the ingredients in kitty's dinner, with the emergence of more of high-quality, natural ingredients in pet food.
Did you know that high-quality kitten chow often contains nutrients that naturally occur in a mother cat's milk? Find out what your kitten needs to grow big and strong.
If variety is the spice of life, then today's canned cat food is red hot, given all of the choices now available. Find out how new flavor combinations, textures, marinades and more could make your feline meow for seconds.
If your cat's fur looks less than fabulous these days, it could be a signal that your be-furred buddy is not receiving enough nutrients. Learn the connection between food and fur, and how you can help your cat to look and feel its best.
Cats these days are living longer, healthier lives. If your cat is now a senior, find out how aging affects food consumption, and how you can help.
With so many cat food options on store shelves, how do you decide what's best for your finicky feline? This paw-by-paw guide shows how to pick the right products for your pet -- at all stages of life.
You might not realize that food control officials monitor use of the word "natural" on labels. What should you expect when buying natural cat food for your pet?
A wine connoisseur has just introduced a new method of evaluating cat food: a tasting panel with a human touch.
Cats seem to have mastered the look of indifference, particularly when it comes to food. But the upturned nose may have more to do with feline taste buds than pickiness. Here are helpful hints to keep your cat coming back for more.
The term “canned cat food” is all wet: Thanks to new flavors, additions and recipes, many manufacturers now prefer the phrase “wet cat food.” Which of the new products are best for your pet?