Cats are obligate carnivores. They evolved on a raw meat diet. Feeding raw meat supplies B vitamins and necessary amino acids like taurine. I feed my cats raw meat 2-3 times per week. I also feed my dogs chicken wings twice a week. Some cats develop obesity, diabetes, urinary crystals, bowel and stomach problems on dry food. Canned food and raw food may be better choices!! dogdishdiet.com
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Our pets, cats and dogs, are becoming obese and diabetic. Why are our dogs and cats getting fat? The food that we feed our cats and dogs is making them fat and unhealthy. This video is a review of the ingredients that are commonly found in dog and cat food. Like our processed food, you will find that most cat and dog food is filled with grains and starched. These are cheap carbohydrates that cause an insulin response in the body of the cat or dog. That insulin response creates fat storage. Popular advice for people who are overweight is for them to reduce their calories and exercise more. This simplistic approach won’t work with your favorite pet and would not result is weight loss for your cat or dog. It is natural to assume that the diet that you eat is healthy for your pet. The marketing of pet food plays on that false assumption, but your cat or dog was not designed to eat grain. In the wild your cat or dog would hunt and eat meat. Your can and dog need to eat a primal diet. That is your pet’s natural diet. Your goal should be to keep your pet’s food as close to their natural diet as possible. Look for a pet food that has no grains and is low in carbohydrates. That will result in your cat or dog not becoming obese and diabetic, but also in your pet being healthier overall. www.BryanMarcel.com
Does anyone know what this can be? He lost 1 kg since 2/3 months and from scratching (itch) he lost a lot of his fur around his neck (in general his coat is a lot thinner than it was before). He’s treated for fleas, so that’s not it. I’m thinking about a food allergy or a hormonal issue (he’s neutered at October 04). Been to the vet already, but they also can’t tell me what it is. The only thing i can do is wait and see if it’s gonna disappear by itself or i can go to a dermatologist… Maybe someone recognize these symptoms?? (Only his appearance has changed, his behavior is still the same)
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Alison Sweeney, host of the television show “The Biggest Loser”, chatted live with devoted pet owners about living light and having fun with pets. In this chat event, Alison discusses ideas for exercising with your cat or dog, eating right and enjoying each day in a healthy way. Learn more at www.facebook.com and www.PetFit.com . (“The Biggest Loser” is a registered trademark of Reveille, LLC and copyright of NBC Studios, Inc and Reveille, LLC.)
Meet Mr. Stitches the Trust Fund Kitty in a clip from Nick Swardson’s show. New episodes of Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time start Wednesday, October 5 at 1030/930c after a new episode of South Park. Subscribe to Comedy Central’s channel for more Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time by clicking this: www.youtube.com Visit the official Pretend Time site – www.cc.com Like Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time on Facebook – www.facebook.com Like Comedy Central on Facebook – www.facebook.com Follow Comedy Central on Twitter – www.twitter.com Don’t forget to tell us what you thought in the comments, like the video and subscribe to our video for all of your Comedy Central favorites.
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A patient of Clifford Fruithandler DC describes resolution of Severe Allergies to Cats, Fish and other foods after 5 Natural Asrya Bioenergetic Laser and Homeopathic treatments. She had Cat Allergies for many years which gave her constant sinus congestion and breathing issues. If she ate fish, her reaction was similar to food poisoning. Now she is 95% allergy free for many foods and Cat dander.
Rocky is on a special urinary diet that is very expensive. He has the hard food from the vet and once in a while he can have a treat which we call “supper”. This is also from the vet only. Thanks for watching.
In 28 years of medical practice Kirk Hamilton has come to the conclusion that most headaches are preventable. Learn how to integrate information from diet, environment, nutraceuticals, medications and stress to prevent most headaches. The role of IV nutritional therapy will also be discussed in treating acute migraines. To order Kirk’s book “Staying Healthy in the Fast Lane” at a significant discount go to www.prescription2000.com
Major Tom – Lynx point Siamese is approximately 4 years old. Major Tom is a sweet, loveable, playful cat that likes to follow you around and loves to talk. He gets along with dogs and other friendly cats. He has to have a wet food only diet as he is a food controlled diabetic, but he’s a great eater. He’s healthy and active otherwise. donation includes: spay/neuter, FELV/FIV testing negative, shots, de-flea, de-worm and collar/toys. Cathi (714) 538-6108 catsinneed@yahoo.com Major Tom’s Profile: www.petfinder.com Cats In Need: www.catsinneed.com
What makes Hill’s® Science Diet® Indoor Cat pet food the healthy choice for house cats? Precisely balanced nutrition featuring weight control, hairball control and other benefits that meet the unique needs of cats living indoors. Watch this video featuring Hill’s nutrition expert Dr. Dennis Jewell. Learn more at www.hillspet.com
