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Learn more » Do you or someone you know suffer from a runny nose and watery eyes from environmental allergies? Many people’s bodies react in such ways when exposed to foreign substances in the environment, like pollen and grasses. But it isn’t just people suffering from these reactions. Cats can also experience environmental allergies (also known as atopy) when their bodies hyper-react to foreign substances like pollen. Read More...
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Learn more » Cats are obligate carnivores that require a significant amount of meat in their diet. Since that’s the case, it may be tempting to think that all meat is suitable for our cats. However, that isn’t always the case. For instance, turkey bacon is not the safest meat to feed your cat. Read More...
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Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead It’s summertime, and the weather is hot (extremely hot in some parts), so what better tasty treat to have than a slice of watermelon? Watermelon is the perfect summer food because it helps keep us hydrated (and is delicious!). But can cats eat watermelon?
The answer is that this fruit is safe for our feline companions to eat, but it might not be the best thing to give them. Read More...
