I think the issue here is how the byproduct is stored and handled, not the byproduct itself. There is nothing wrong with using byproducts of the meat in pet foods, things like the beaks, feathers, bones, blood, organs, etc are all good things in the food. Just because they aren't things that you...
It's hard to say if one pouch is enough without knowing the calorie content of the food and what the cats should weigh. Actively level, age, ideal weight, and if they are over or underweight, as well as if the cat is indoor only, indoor/outdoor, or strictly outdoor all factor in. I would say...
As others have said it's pretty impossible to tell anything from the vague description (it's like asking what race/ancestry a human with brown hair is). Also unlike dogs, most cats are just random breed domestics, not purebred (less then 95% are purebred) or even a mix of breeds. Even the ones...
I have had luck with the surgical suit onesies that has various ties along the back you can tighten or loosen to get a snug fit. The one I got was VetMedWear Gown | E-Collar Alternative for Cats, Dogs, and Rabbits from the vet, but you can buy similar ones on amazon. I have also seen some people...
In that case you can start with a shorter "long" lead like a 12 ft retractable one, they have a locking feature so you can allow more lead when it's safe or lock it into a shorter lead. You can even just hook the length lead you want to use up to the harness in the house and let him drag it...
It just takes time to get them use to a harness, some take to it right away others it takes a several time of having it on for a short time. As for getting them use to a leash, I use a long line, like you can buy for training a dog in open spaces if they don't have good recall yet. It allows the...
I'm just taking a guess here so I could be wrong, but if she was a stray or with other cats before you got her it could be damage from males biting the back of her neck when mating or attempting to. Males bite the back of the female's neck to keep them in place and that can cause nerve and...
Was it just a plain fry or did it have seasoning or sauce or anything else on them? If it was just a plain fry he will be fine, even one fry with a bit of salt shouldn't hurt him. If it had other seasoning like garlic or onion or if there was sauce, gravy, salsa, chili, etc I would call the vet...
As others have said it depends on how much they eat, as well as it depends on the type of grass they are eating. I grow cat grass (young grain grass like wheat, barley, and/or oat) for my cats and rarely have them throw up after eating it, like they do if they eat actual grass from the lawn or...
Of my current cats have one former feral and one former stray and neither want to go back outside really. I have others that were rescued from outside but were either not out long or too young to really remember living outside so they don't really count. I have a catio we built and both cats...
I would double check that ALL the ingredients are the same as the version for cats. Sometimes the active ingredients can be the same for cats and dogs but some of the other ingredients differ, making the dog one unsafe for cats. Advantage II for Cats: Dosage, Safety & Side Effects - Cats.com.
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Cats are pregnant for roughly 9 weeks (but can be a little longer or a little shorter), so she will likely give birth around the first week or two of May.
Looks like coat color and pattern are brown mackle tabby. The "breed" is likely just domestic short hair, meaning she was just a domestic cat with short hair, not any actual breed or mix. Unlike dogs most cats are just random bred domestics, not any specific breed or mix of breeds. Domestic...