In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in July (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 10 July: A Sad Lesson in Why We Should Never View Vaccines as Harmless Dr. Becker … Continue reading →
Several days ago, I wrote that the AVMA’s upcoming vote on their anti-raw food policy was a chance for educated, caring pet owners to come together and take a solid stand in support of our freedom to choose what to … Continue reading →
If you’ve spent any time on feline forums or Facebook groups recently, you’ve likely heard about the American Veterinarian Medical Association’s (AVMA) proposed “Policy on Raw or Undercooked Animal-Source Protein in Cat and Dog Diets.” Initially, I was neither surprised … Continue reading →
This is the first post of its kind here; a direct and personal note from me, the author of this site, to you, my dear fans. There’s been a dearth of new posts and articles lately, however, and you deserve … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in May (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 3 June: Dirty Secrets of the Pet Food Industry A well-written article by the author of … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in May (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 3 May: Transitioning Hyperthyroid Cats from Methimazole to Hill’s y/d: If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix … Continue reading →
One of my most common cautions to prey model feeders and grinders who home-prepare their cats’ foods is to be very careful the meats they purchase are not “enhanced.” Adjectives like ‘injected’, ‘added flavor’, ‘more tender’, ‘seasoned’, and ‘juicier’ are … Continue reading →
And speaking of noses (BlogPaws Nose-to-Nose Awards), did you know that every cat’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint? It’s true! Perhaps one day those intrusive and sometimes problematic microchip implants will be replaced with simple nose … Continue reading →
In case you missed any, here are the stories we discussed in April (to join in the discussions, click “like” on CatCentric’s Facebook page!): 2 April: Did you know… Another look at the FDA’s absurd – and mind-boggling – policies … Continue reading →
BlogPaws – an organization for the advocacy of pet bloggers and enthusiasts – has announced a very special contest, the “Nose-to-Nose” Social Media Pet Blogging Awards 2012. This contest is judged by a panel of experts, after giving YOU the … Continue reading →
