by Trish Woodier | Feb 7, 2026 | Cat Food
We get it, many people choose vegetarian or vegan diets for ethical, environmental, or health reasons. But when it comes to cats, human preferences can’t override feline biology. Cats are obligate carnivores. Their bodies are literally built to eat meat, and they...
by Trish Woodier | Feb 3, 2026 | Cat Food
When you really start looking into what cats require nutritionally, it doesn’t take long to think “Wait – is kibble bad for cats?” For the record, we’re not fans of a blanket ‘bad’ label. Twenty years ago, we only fed our cats kibble – for several reasons – but it...
by Trish Woodier | Jan 16, 2026 | Cat Food
Simple Ways To Make A Kibble Diet Better For Cats Cats are biologically designed to get most of their hydration from food, not from a water bowl like dogs. Their ancestors evolved by eating moisture rich prey and their bodies still function best when water...
by Jae Kennedy | Sep 8, 2025 | Cat Food
When it comes to feeding our cats, most of us want to do what’s best – but convenience and marketing have long convinced cat parents that kibble is “complete and balanced.” The truth? Science paints a very different picture. And it proves that our cats need a better...
by Trish Woodier | Jul 8, 2025 | Cat Diabetes, Cat Food, Cat Urinary Problems
According to PetFoodIndustry.com, more than 90% of indoor cats are fed a dry food diet. But if that’s the case, why do so many feline health experts advocate for a moisture rich diet instead? Let’s dive into why the difference between dry and wet food matters –...
by Trish Woodier | May 16, 2025 | Cat Food
Are you struggling to get your cat to eat a healthier, moisture-rich diet? If you’ve got a picky eater who turns their nose up at anything other than dry food, we know the frustrating feeling. But don’t worry – there’s a simple food topper trick that can help...
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