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Vet Approved Content by Dr. Sue When was the last time you saw your cat drinking water? Cats have a lower thirst drive than most animals, so they don’t always spend a long time at the water bowl like many [...]
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This blog is Vet Approved by Dr. Sue. Cats are infamous for their indifference toward drinking water. While most dogs will lap up water from just about anywhere, Cats are desert animals and are designed by nature to get their [...]
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More than half of pet parents consider ingredients a primary factor when selecting food for their companion animals, according to a 2025 survey published in Pets. This means that when choosing between cat food with different ingredients, many cat owners [...]
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Most cat food spends months in distributor warehouses before reaching your pet’s bowl. By the time it does, the nutrients have been cooked down, the proteins have been over-processed, and what’s left is full of starchy fillers and fortification which [...]
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Please consult your veterinarian before implementing any new diet, exercise, and dietary supplement programs, especially if your pet has preexisting medical conditions or is taking prescribed medications. The statements made on this website are for educational purposes only and are not meant to replace the advice of your veterinarian.
Proper treatment of health conditions depends upon several factors, including, but not limited to, your pet’s medical history, diet, lifestyle, and medication regimen. Your veterinarian can best assess and address your pet’s individual health care needs. You should consult with your veterinarian before starting a new diet, supplement, or treatment regimen. Individual results may vary.
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