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The Best Cat Food: Wet or Dry & What Vets Recommend

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  Choosing the best cat food can feel overwhelming. Walk into any pet store and you’ll see endless options — wet food, dry food, grain-free, premium, budget, prescription diets. No wonder many cat parents ask the same question: Is wet food better than dry food — and what do vets actually recommend? Let’s break it down in a simple, honest, and science-based way Why Choosing the Right Cat Food Matters Cats are obligate carnivores. This means their bodies are designed to thrive on animal-based protein, not fillers or carbohydrates. The wrong diet can contribute to: Obesity Urinary tract issues Kidney disease Diabetes Poor coat and skin health Good nutrition is not a luxury; It’s the foundation of a long, healthy life Understanding a Cat’s Nutritional Needs A healthy cat diet should include: High-quality animal protein (chicken, turkey, fish, beef) Essential amino acids (especially taurine) Moderate fat for energy and coat health Minimal carbohydrates...
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New comer

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There are two new comers in this yard, there is a smart “beo” bird called the black Ben, Isn’t it a fun name for it, Ben always say a greeting word in the early morning.. Assalammualaikum.. (greating word), ada tamu.. (somebody is coming) etc, event ben can laught loudly too, Ha ha ha.. ben likes to eat fish cake and some fruits such as bananas, papayas etc, we like you ben. There is still another a beauty feather bird from parrot family bird, We call it here parkit bird, called The Kid because Kid still a young bird, about one years old, The Kid is very like to eat fruits, such as bananas, apel, papaya, tomatos and drink a cup of milk, o yea… hehehe, I’m thinking how come The kid find a cup of milk in the jungle??? hehe… do you have any comment?? Please wait for the picture of them..
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Whity has gone

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Breakingnews.. .. It's a short sad story about the “whity” the white gourame fish that make close friend with shiro the turtle??. Do you still remember whity?? I hope so, But now I should to inform you all, that Whity has gone forever, Whity exposed to the disease in the stomach so that puffed up without known what the reason, how pity is whity, but whity still struggle to move and swim with a weak body, assisted by a rubber belt that turned around the body and hanging up so that its position always stand up and would not rolling, that could be done to sustain the body, unfortunatetly I forgot to take a picture when whity have painfull and hanging up, which may became an inspiration in finding a way out how to make a treatment for a sick and weak fish, but whity can only survive in 3 days before death, how poor the whity ...
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Why Cats Purr: Healing, Comfort, Stress Relief & Attention

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Diabetes in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment & Prevention

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  Introduction Feline diabetes mellitus is a complex metabolic disorder characterized by inadequate insulin production or ineffective response to insulin, which leads to elevated blood glucose levels. Symptoms Common signs that may indicate your cat has diabetes include: Excessive drinking and urinating (polydipsia and polyuria) Noticeable weight loss despite increased appetite Persistent hunger (polyphagia) Lethargy or general fatigue Muscle weakness or altered gait in advanced stages Causes & Risk Factors The most common form is similar to type 2 diabetes in humans: insulin resistance. Key risk factors include: Obesity and excessive fat accumulation Advanced age , especially cats older than 10 years Genetics and breed predisposition Lack of physical activity and poor diet choices Diagnosis  Veterinarians confirm diabetes through: Fasting blood glucose tests Fructosamine levels to assess longer-term glucose control Urinalysis for ...
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