Cat Nutrition & Training

Whether you are considering free feeding, scheduled meal times, or a blend of the two, the single most important goal of any feeding plan should be to give your cat access to the appropriate nutrients and calories she requires.

Noticing something fishy in the air? It might be your feline friend’s breath (yikes!). Sometimes your cat’s bad breath is harmless and sometimes it can be a result of underlying health issues.

Cats in their most natural state are desert animals, and like most desert animals, they tend to get most of their water through the food they eat. Prey is high in moisture (up to 70%), and as a rule of thumb, the average cat needs 1 oz of water per pound of body weight daily.

One of the most important ways you can love your cat is to monitor what and how much he's eating. Whether you let him decide for himself when he eats, or you have scheduled feeding times, the decisions you make have an impact on his overall health.