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RECOMMENDED DIET

The diet of your pet is extremely important. In addition to a gorgeous coat, making smart food choices is a wise investment in your cat's health and ultimately their happiness and longevity. Buying your cat good food can, in the long-run, save you hundreds of dollars in preventable vet bills.



Recommended food list:

Rad Cat (Raw Diet)

Nature's Variety Grain-Free Instinct Frozen Raw Food

Blue Buffalo

Castor & Pollux

EVO

Solid Gold Indigo Moon

Tiki Cat

Wellness

Before Grain

Merrick

Best Feline Friend by Specialty

Natural Balance



This is a great resource if your local pet stores don't offer

these brands  http://www.onlynaturalpet.com



My daughter had great things to say about their selection and  monthly shipping services while living in San Francisco.









"The kind man feeds his beast before sitting down to dinner."

Hebrew Proverb

Variety's Important

Even if you're feeding your cats great food it's really important to mix it up.

 

Raw food is probably your best bet. It's good sometimes to pick up a heart or some liver from the grocery store. If your cat's been eating a lot of beef switch it up with some fish. 



If you feed your cat dry food make sure to mix it up with canned food, and make sure to switch the brands from time to time.



People Food That's OK for Cats

in Small Amounts:



Cheese - just a tiny bit

Broccoli

Melon without seeds- may stop

                  cat from chewing on

                  plants

Cooked Eggs

Banana

Meat-Based Baby Food 

Ingredients to avoid like the plague

BHT

BHA

ethoxyquin

Meat by products

Meat meal

Corn syrup

Dry Blood Meal - cheap & indegestable                              

Sodium Nitrate - carcinogen

Mono Sodium Glutamate (MSG)

Propyl gallate - slows spoilage

Propylene glycol - used in brake fluid





People Food That's Bad for Cats:



Chocolate

Onions

Garlic

Fat Trimmings - can cause upset 

                                 stomach, vomiting,

                                loose stool

Cooked Bones - can splinter and puncture 

                              intestines

Raw Eggs

Milk - Cats are lactose intolerent

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