Guest Post! Originally posted by Rodney Habib on October 14, 2015, and re-posted here with permission. WANT TO KNOW WHY THE LOW-COST, NUTRIENT-PACKED “SARDINE” IS A MUST ADD TO YOUR PET’S DIET PLAN? THEN CHECK OUT THE “TOP 10” REASONS … 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 →
So you’ve heard of feeding fresh foods to your cat and your interest is piqued, but you’re not quite ready to let go of a commercially-prepared diet? That’s ok! Adding even a bite or two of fresh, raw meat to … Continue reading →
Here are some of the internet’s most interesting and popular cat related articles and videos collected and shared during this past week. Enjoy! (To see more fun videos, fascinating stories and adorable pics, follow us on Twitter or Facebook!) 23 … Continue reading →
One of the most common obstacles to transitioning cats to a healthier diet is their sometimes phenomenal resistance to change. Cats love routine and no where is this more evident than in their culinary behaviors. What they learn to eat … Continue reading →
Here are some of the internet’s most interesting and popular cat related articles and videos collected and shared during this past week. Enjoy! (To see more fun videos, fascinating stories and adorable pics, just visit our FB page!) 15 February: … Continue reading →
Here, at last, is Whole Bone Alternatives: When and How to Use Them in a Raw Fed Cat’s Diet, the long-awaited sequel to ‘Dem Bones, ‘Dem Bones, ‘Dem… Scary Bones! As detailed in ‘Dem Bones, whole bone should be the … Continue reading →
Here are some of the internet’s most interesting and popular cat related articles and videos collected and shared during this past week. Enjoy! (To see more fun videos, fascinating stories and adorable pics, just visit our FB page!) 20 January: … Continue reading →
Like most fields, the raw feeding world has its own terminology. If you’re new to the practice, you’re likely to run into unfamiliar terms, or words that don’t mean quite what you think they do. Here’s a quick rundown of … Continue reading →
The questions I receive most frequently are related to transitioning a cat to raw. With all of the variables that accompany a transition, they are also sometimes the most difficult to answer. Over the last couple of years, I’ve written … Continue reading →
