Cat Nutrition & Diet

Can cats eat dog food? In small amounts, it’s unlikely to be a problem, but long-term feeding of dog food to cats can cause health issues and malnutrition.

Get some important information you need to know before buying food and water bowls for your cat or kitten.

Most cat experts recommend premium brands of cat food that avoid ingredients like byproducts and chicken meal. Learn what to look for on the label.

We’ve all seen those videos of cats being startled by cucumbers. Why are cats scared of them and should you be scaring your cat with a cucumber?

You cannot safely leave canned cat food out all day. Twenty to 30 minutes is the max, so give smaller portions and reheat food for later feedings.

Cats’ need for water is dependent on their age, size, activity level, and health. A sudden craving for water could be a health problem.

Cats taste differently than humans and other mammals. Learn about your cat’s sense of taste and find out what flavors they can and cannot experience.

A concerned reader asks about the best ingredients to look for in cat food. This detailed answer gives the must-have ingredients for canned and dry foods.

Reading the ingredients on a cat food label is not easy. Learn about the mysterious ingredients you may encounter so you can make a healthy choice.

Cats who are at a healthy weight are happier, more agile, and tend to live longer. Here are 8 tips for managing a cat weight loss programme

While it isn’t toxic, pasta isn’t one of the most nutritious options to share with your feline friend.

Diet is an important part of managing diabetes in cats. Learn about the best cat foods for diabetic cats.

Despite their popular use among people, many essential oils used in aromatherapy are toxic to cats. Learn which essential oils are dangerous.

Despite their popular use among people, many essential oils used in aromatherapy are toxic to cats. Learn which essential oils are dangerous.

The inspiration for a popular series of memes, the answer to “can cats have salami?” is yes–but only in small amounts.

Vomiting is not normal in cats, and when your cat vomits undigested food, it can be a sign of a serious illness.