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How to Handle Freeze-Dried Pet Food: Preparing and Serving It Safely for Cats and Dogs

Handling freeze-dried raw pet food isn’t difficult when you know a thing or two about it, and getting it right ensures every meal is safe and appealing for pets. At Fresh Is Best, we make freeze-dried raw food for cats [...]

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Why Do Cats Get Dehydrated Easily? Causes, Signs, and How to Keep Your Cat Healthy

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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How to Keep My Cat Hydrated: What Pet Parents Need to Know

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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Fresh vs. Freeze-Dried Cat Food: Which Is Better for Your Cat?

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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