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Cats love protein, and eggs are an excellent source of it. In this article, we are discussing the benefits and risks of feeding your cats eggs. Moreover, understanding the correct way to give them and how much so that they won’t cause health issues to your feline friend.

Our article today will discuss the most common types of potential pet toxins, how to be aware of them, and what signs to look out for if you believe your pet has ingested something poisonous.

Have you ever found yourself scratching your head over why your cat won't eat wet food? It's a common concern among pet owners, and we're going to dive into the possible reasons behind this puzzling behavior.

Can cats have bread? Is bread healthy and safe for my cat? Should bread be part of my cat’s nutritional plan? These questions are very common! While cats can have bread in moderation, it shouldn’t be part of their nutritional plan. Naturally, cats are carnivores and this should be reflected in their diet.

Grapes are considered to be potentially very harmful to cats. Although the exact cause of toxicity is not fully understood, grapes have been consistently linked with acute kidney failure in cats, as well as in dogs.

Yes, cats can eat rice, but the real question is whether they should. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their diet in the wild consists almost entirely of meat.

As summer approaches and temperatures rise, we must stay vigilant about our cats' health and be aware of the potential dangers hot weather brings. With their thick fur coats and limited ability to regulate body temperatures, cats are particularly susceptible to heat-related illnesses like heat stroke.

While National Pet Day marks a special day on the calendar, the truth is that our pets enrich our lives in countless ways every day. From their unwavering loyalty to their endless antics that never fail to bring a smile to our faces, they are truly the heart and soul of our homes.