Discover Health Secrets in What We Feed
Learn about the premium nutrition that keeps our felines thriving and happy.
Understanding Vaccinations
It is very important to us that all our adopting families consider the best choice for their new additions. Vaccines don’t help our pets live longer – healthy choices do!!
It is important to remember that your kitten should be strictly INDOORS – we ask that you PLEASE read the 2 links below regarding vaccinations.
We Ask That All Our Adopting Families Please Read the Information Below:
Nutrition
The Best Food for Your Feline
Overall, the best diet for your cat is one that replicates what it would eat in the wild – that is, a moisture-rich meat-filled diet with all the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients needed to maintain its health. Foods lacking necessary nutrients, void of water, or filled with unnecessary fillers such as grains, can cause serious health problems.
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Feeding Your Cat for Health
Feeding your cat properly is imperative for his or her good health. A proper diet can go a long way in preventing medical problems such as diabetes, obesity, gastrointestinal disorders (including vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation), kidney disease, urinary tract crystals or inflammation, and other issues.
The right cat food can pay off in reduced veterinary bills for years to come – and the love and companionship of your feline friend for a much longer time. Did you know cats are capable of living 30 years or more? Keep your kitty healthy and happy by feeding him or her the best.
Pet food companies often include fillers in their cat food, such as grains and other vegetable matter. These ingredients hold little nutritional benefit for your cat. The cat is an obligate (strict) carnivore, and can only derive nutrients from meat and dairy products.
Fillers, even protein fillers such as grain glutens, can lead to health problems such as gastrointestinal disease. They are also higher in carbohydrates, which may lead to obesity and diabetes.
Not all meat products are created equal. Beef and fish are the most allergenic of proteins – cats, in the wild, eat primarily rodents and birds, not cows and fish.
Byproducts are meats not used for human consumption. While some byproducts are perfectly acceptable in a cat’s diet (such as organ meat), it’s wise to include some muscle meat as well.
Remember – meat alone is not sufficient to maintain feline health. Cats also need calcium and other nutrients not provided by meat alone. Read to know more: https://littlebigcat.com
We do recommend other alternatives for wet diet – & healthy treats like: https://www.adoredbeast.ca
We believe variety is important for cats – we often incorporate new foods into our existing program. Furthermore, we only recommend foods we have tried with success.
Foods We Feed
N&D Farmina is Our Staple Diet of Choice
Wet Diet is Fed Twice a Day – Some of Our Favourites
Treats We Feed
For our cats, the freeze-dried we use as a treat – our cats prefer it not reconstituted (dry) & the air-dried meats.
