Posts Tagged ‘feline diet’
January 19, 2025 | by Pam Roussell
How To Support Your Cat’s Gut Health With Real Food
A healthy gut is essential for your cat’s overall health. One of the most important foundations is your cat’s diet. Is your cat eating struggling with digestive or GI issues? Is it challenging to get your cat to eat healthier food? Join us as Billy Hoekman with Green Juju talks about superfoods, and food based […]
February 6, 2022 | by Pam Roussell
AGEs–The Toxic By-products In Pet Food
There is a reaction that occurs when you heat proteins (amino acids), lipids (fats) and carbs (sugar) together. The result is a carmelized or browning effect, similar to toast. Despite making our fried and heated foods extra tasty, this reaction produces advanced glycation end products, or AGEs. Also known as the Maillard effect, one […]
December 21, 2019 | by Pam Roussell
Adopting A Shelter Cat With A History of Struvite Crystals
On Giving Tuesday a friend of mine was interested in adopting a beautiful kitty at a pet adoption event held at her workplace. It’s an event looked forward to every year, and this year Rachel felt she was ready to take on the commitment. However, there was just one issue. This shelter cat came with […]
May 18, 2019 | by Pam Roussell
Boosting Your Cat’s Immune System
Have you ever wondered why some cats have a tendency to develop illnesses or diseases more frequently than others? Or why some cats live to be 20 years old when the average age may be around 15? Genetics and environment can certainly play roles in these outcomes, but you can’t overlook the immune system. Keeping […]
February 16, 2019 | by Pam Roussell
Primal Pet Foods: Setting The Standards For Raw Diets
The idea of feeding a raw diet for my cats seemed crazy years ago. Back then I was brainwashed to think that feeding my cats dry food out of a bag twice a day for their entire lives was all they needed. Boy am I glad I woke up! One of the first raw diet […]
January 12, 2019 | by Pam Roussell
Budget-Friendly Ways To Improve Your Cat’s Diet
I read an article this week in a pet industry journal concerning how pet parents get innovative with their pets’ diet. Apparently more and more pet parents, especially millennials, are getting smarter about what they feed their pets. And they’re finding ways to make the meals a bit more nutritious. Let’s face it: caring for cats can get expensive, and premium cat food can put a strain on our wallets. Are there ways to improve your cat’s diet on a budget? Yes!
December 29, 2018 | by Pam Roussell
Cat Health Tips For The New Year
While I’m not big on making New Year’s resolutions, I do think it’s wise to have goals. In working toward these goals you must have a plan–and then follow it! If you would like to make 2019 a great year for your cat here are my best cat health tips. By making these changes your cat can be healthier and happier, and your vet bills can be lower, too! How many of these are you already doing?
November 23, 2018 | by Pam Roussell
Energetics And Food Therapy For Pets
Proper nutrition is fundamental to our pets’ health, but have you ever considered how different foods affect our pets? The kinds of food we feed our pets can have a direct affect on an animal’s condition. Here are some fascinating things I learned about food therapy for pets.
September 29, 2018 | by Pam Roussell
Cats With PKD: Help For Apollo
What Is Feline Polycystic Kidney Disease? My friend Ingrid reached out to me this week with some really sad news. Sadly, her daughter’s cat, Apollo, was diagnosed with PKD, polycystic kidney disease. He is only five years old. Needless to say her daughter is extremely upset that her precious kitty is facing such a […]
August 26, 2018 | by Pam Roussell
Understanding Cat Food Labels–Part 2
In Part 1 of Understanding Cat Food Labels we covered meat, meat by-products, meat/bone meal, soy products, and fillers. We also took a closer look at the guaranteed analysis on the label. Today we’ll explore the elements of fats, vitamins, minerals, and taurine. Just for fun, go grab a bag or can of cat food and let’s dive in together.