This post is part of our “Journey to Raw” series, published every Wednesday, and describes how CatCentric team member Carolina Liima did the unthinkable for love of a furry friend. Bugsy is the love of my life….. He came to … Continue reading →
This post is part of our “Journey to Raw” series, published every Wednesday, and describes how CatCentric team member Beth Laubenthal made the connection between health and a regular diet of fresh, species-appropriate foods. I used to cringe and think … Continue reading →
This is the second installment in our “Journey to Raw” series (going forward, we’ll publish one story a week, every Wednesday). It is a retelling of how CatCentric team member Laurie Goldstein navigated her way, reluctantly, from processed prescription foods … Continue reading →
This is a Sunday Sound-off post, in which CatCentric team members get personal with you, dishing out opinions, rants, book reviews, and so on, straight up and uncensored! Today’s post is brought to you by Laurie Goldstein. I don’t know how … Continue reading →
This is the final part of a three part series, written by Laurie Goldstein. In Part 1, we discussed how long term use of antacids may raise stomach pH, which in turn can cause a number of health problems. In … Continue reading →
Guest Post! Originally posted by Rodney Habib on October 6, 2015, and re-posted here with permission. DOES DRY, CRUNCHY COMMERCIAL PET FOOD ACTUALLY KEEP YOUR PET’S TEETH CLEAN? Yes, decades ago, this is what most pet owners actually believed. Feeding … Continue reading →
This is Part 2 of a three part series, written by Laurie Goldstein. In Part 1, we discussed how long term use of antacids may raise stomach pH, which can cause: bacterial infection, bacterial overgrowth, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), … Continue reading →
This is Part 1 of a 3 part series, written by Laurie Goldstein, exploring long-term use of antacids, potential side effects and alternative options. One of the most common health-related medicinal recommendations I see for cats experiencing gastrointestinal issues such … Continue reading →
Not too many things make me cringe. Bees do. A knock on my door after work when I’m not expecting company (introverted writer and all that). Kids leaning on my new car (don’t judge!). Oh, and this, “I’ve been feeding … Continue reading →
It’s true! Feline whiskers are deeply rooted in a bed of super-sensitive nerves that can pick up the faintest of vibrations and lightest of touches, including the gentle drift of air currents eddying around furniture. This helps her navigate at … Continue reading →
