Is it necessary to deworm an indoor cat?
How often do you need to worm your indoor cat? Do indoor cats get worms at all? There is a popular myth that indoor cats are never exposed to parasites and, therefore, there is no need to deworm them, but that is not true. Here is a list of the four most probable ways your indoor cat can get worms.
Is your cat stressed during a vet visit? Society thinks that vets are doing a favorable job (and they do), but cats actually don’t view it that way. There is a lot you can do at home to relieve your cat’s everyday stress, but it’s a whole different matter if you are taking your cat to the vet.
Several studies between 1928 and 1978 have stated that dogs and cats on free-choice feeding are able to regulate their food intake and won’t exceed their daily energy requirements. Those studies are now a stepping stone for claims that free feeding is the best way to feed a cat. But aren’t they forgetting something?
Somehow, the biggest secret of the cat food industry has spread out. Cats should not eat grain! It was kept secret for decades, to sell ‘complete and balanced’ cat food, which contains grain, grain, grain, a small amount of meat, and a ton of flavor enchanters, to make your cat believe it’s edible. Today, instead of trying to deflate the truth, pet food industry have chosen to respond. They now put large ‘GRAIN FREE’ labels on packages, to appeal people who now know. Unfortunately, in most cases, that label is a big, fat lie!