While cats are masters at hiding discomfort, their bodies often tell the story of their nutrition. If you notice these "red flags," it may be a sign that a high-carbohydrate, low-moisture diet is taking a toll: 1) The "Kibble Belly" & Diabetes: Excess weight, particularly a saggy or rounded abdomen, is a major warning sign. High-carb dry foods cause blood sugar spikes that can lead directly to feline diabetes. 2) Dull Fur & Skin Allergies: A healthy coat should be sleek and

This protocol focuses on eliminating plant-based and dry food triggers. It aligns your cat's diet with the biological needs of an obligate carnivore to heal the skin and coat.

As a cat owner, you may find yourself contemplating the best practices for ensuring your feline friend's health and happiness. This...

Discover the truth about what's best for your feline friend - Canned Cat Food vs Dry Cat Food. Learn from Dr. Lisa A Pierson, DVM.

Based closely on an article written by Jean Hofve, DVM. Unlike dogs, cats are obligate (strict) carnivores, requiring a meat-based, moisture rich diet for optimal health, they cannot easily digest plant proteins and carbohydrate laden dry foods. 1. Cats lack the metabolic pathway that humans and dogs use for processing carbohydrates and plant proteins. Cats are exquisitely adapted to utilize meat protein and fat for energy. While cats can digest and utilize a small amount of

Cats can suffer from severe fear and stress when being transported to the veterinarian or while be examined once there. New research...