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Wondering if you can share some holiday ham with your cat? Sure, cats can have a nibble, but think of it more like a rare garnish than a go-to treat. High in salt and not so healthy, a tiny bit of ham now and then is fine—just don't make it a habit. Dive into our guide to find out how to treat your kitty safely and what better options are out there.
Are you unsure if your cat can have a satisfying nibble on some apple pieces without any worries? The answer isn’t a straightforward one, so let’s take a closer look at this topic.
Cats are part of the family, and sometimes, we share human foods with them. But, some human foods are dangerous for cat consumption. We list a few products that are toxic to cats.
Almonds are one of the healthiest and most nutritious snacks humans can have, yet, despite having numerous benefits, they are one of the worst foods you can give to cats. Open this article to find out why.
Wondering how often to feed a cat? This is a complex matter as it depends on certain circumstantial factors such as weight, age, and special dietary needs. Nevertheless, cat parents must endeavor to feed kittens correctly and maintain a healthy feeding schedule.
Mangoes are one of the popular tropical fruits loved by humans. But, as a cat owner, can you share this juicy fruit with your feline friend? We show you whether mangoes can be safely consumed by cats.
Cats bring comfort and joy to our lives; so it’s important to provide them with love and treats. This article will help you become confident when choosing treats for cats and ensuring the best treat for your companion.
Are you looking for a substitute for that salmon? If so, you could try chicken instead. Eating raw chicken could be beneficial for your cat. Chicken has a lot of protein and taurine (which helps the heart and digestion). However, feeding your cat raw chicken can be dangerous. Therefore, raw chicken eaten by your cat should only be given as part of a balanced diet and follow the guidelines below to avoid choking and illnesses.
