Publisher's Synopsis
Putting a little thought into what you feed your cat(s) can pay big dividends over their lifetime and very possibly help them avoid serious, painful, and costly illnesses. An increasing number of nutrition-savvy veterinarians, including board-certified veterinary internists, are now strongly recommending the feeding of canned food instead of dry kibble.
Topics include:- What you can (and can't) learn from a pet food label
- Myths, deceptions, and hype that manufacturers use to trick you into buying their food
- Types of food: dry, canned, raw, etc.
- How, what, and when to feed your cat for optimal health
- What you must know about pet food manufacturing, oversight, and safety
- Which ingredients may be dangerous for your cat, and why
- How to shop for your feline companion
- How to convince your cat to eat better food
- How to make nutritious food for your cat at home
