Michele B. Snyder Cats eat almost anything, including hay. While some people claim that this grass-like substance is dangerous to cats, it can actually benefit them. Some cats even love the smell of hay. If you want to feed your feline friend hay, Here are some tips.Feeding hay to your cat can actually be beneficial for your furry … Read more
Your cat’s diet varies between pets and sizes. Ensuring that his diet meets his nutritional needs is incredibly essential to his health and safety. Some cats are unable to eat Ferret Food due to the collagen contained in the formula. Cats are carnivorous so diets without animal protein are not recommended or suited for them. … Read more
Cats love the crunchy taste of grits. Some find it irresistible and eat it without even realizing it. However, since grit is a fairly rare ingredient, many pet owners wonder if they can feed it to their pets. Is this even for cats? Yes. Cats can benefit from eating some grit once in awhile. Cats … Read more
There’s a lot of myths out there about our beloved pets. One of the most common is if cats eat string of any kind it’s toxic to them. However, this scary-but-false tale isn’t just a children’s story. It’s a real-life issue that has an unfortunately tragic consequence for cats every year. So is string harmful … Read more
Believe it or not, that’s a real question! See, while most cats find ice cream really delicious, some cats are lactose intolerant. They can’t handle dairy well at all, and they often have stomach problems because of it. So, can cats eat vanilla ice cream? Well, yes and no. You can feed them regular ice … Read more
Cat farts stink like death? It’s true! At least according to one study which found that felines fart out a chemical called trimethylamine when we die. The study also suggests that the gas comes from cats’ digestive systems breaking down the complex molecules in dead flesh. The researchers haven’t figured out why cats fart more … Read more
Your cat’s eyes offer a glimpse into the health of your pet’s entire body. If your cat is squinting or closing one eye more than occasionally, it could be a sign that something is wrong. Squinting or closing one eye more than occasionally could indicate a health problem that warrants a visit to the vet. … Read more
Have you ever seen a cat eat a mouse? What did you make of it? Well, when I was a kitten, my grandmother told me that cats eat mice heads without chewing their limbs. She would explain to me that it’s because the cats need the calcium from the mouse’s head to build strong bones … Read more