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• Proper nutrition and a healthy lifestyle are just as important for your dog or cat.
• Domestic pets eat what we feed them -- in most cases dry or canned food. ...
• Other owners can be persuaded to buy a particular food because it is less expensive or, because it is advertised as a "premium" brand and it costs more than other foods. ...
• The Pet Food Institute states that, "Forty percent of many pet foods consist of meat by-products and offal (wastes). ... When you see "poultry by-products" listed on your cat or dog food bag, this does not mean your pet is getting meat. ...
• Generally, the higher quality the ingredients, the more usable they are by the pet's body, requiring less food and producing fewer stools.
• Fortunately, there are natural pet food manufacturers that use high quality meats, grains, vegetables, fruits, and natural preservatives. ...
• If your dog eats his own feces, he may not be a "bad dog"; he may simply be trying to obtain some nutrients missing from his so-called "nutritionally complete" commercial dog food. ...
• Purely Pets recommends a homemade diet, however we realize that this does not fit into everyone's lifestyle. Therefore, if a homemade diet is not possible, it is important to choose a high quality dry food.
• Because of what goes into pet foods today and what does not, it is important to know how to read labels, and know the history of the company manufacturing the pet food. We have done extensive research on many of the pet food companies and their products. ...
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• Another option is to reduce household food waste by feeding your pet table scraps. ...
• pile, much less our companion animal's stomachs, but if you are part of growing number of people who eat healthy, organically produced food, you can add some of your healthy "table scraps" to your pet's diet---.
• Most holistic veterinarians recommend some form of natural, whole food diet to their clients. Some believe that a raw food diet is best, while others maintain that it is a good idea to cook the.
• Some animals have food sensitivities or allergies and may not be able to tolerate certain foods. ...
• We realize that you might now be saying, "Hold on a minute, I don't have time to cook for myself or my family, much less for my dog or cat!" Well, don't worry, there is not much cooking involved in this type of diet, and it won't take much more time than it takes to prepare a frozen dinner in your microwave (or to pour milk over that "nutritionally complete" cereal and eat it). And while there are many different things to learn about feeding a balanced homemade diet to your pet, you don't need to have a college degree in nutrition to do it.

• When feeding your cat a homemade diet it is advisable to add cat vitamins to the meal to ensure that your cat gets all the vitamin and mineral requirements. ...
• Moist Food.
• This is the most popular type of prepared cat food. ...   There are two main types, cat rolls and canned food. ...
• Cat Rolls: Not very palatable for cats. ...
• Canned Food: This is the most popular pet food product for cats. ... Canning and storage time may result in reduction of vitamin levels, but respectable manufacturers will take this into account when they formulate the food.
• Semi-Moist Food.
• They contain 15-45% moisture and don't store as well as canned or dry food (shelf life is 6-12 months). ...
• Dry Food.
• Fresh water must be available to cats, especially after eating dry food. Cats on a dry diet will drink more than a cat on a moist diet but cats on dry diets will still have a lower water intake than cats fed a moist diet. When fed as the only food dry foods have been known to cause bladder problems (Feline Urological Syndrome or Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease). 50% of clinical cases of this disease can be cured by changing the cat to a moist diet. ... Dry food is best fed as part of a varied diet. ...
•   If meat is boiled, the water can be seasoned and mixed with a drier type of food.

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• Provides phosphorus at 48 percent, potassium at 215 percent, sodium at 160 percent of a cat's daily needs. ...
• Provides phosphorus at 52 percent, potassium at 198 percent, sodium at 201 percent of daily cat's needs.
• 5 grams fat Provides phosphorus at 46%, potassium at 194%, and sodium at 185% of a cat's daily needs.
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• There are few things more frustrating than having a cat that is suffering chronic bouts of vomiting and diarrhea. ... Therefore, any cat displaying those signs should be examined by a veterinarian. There are many possible causes of vomiting and diarrhea, but inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a common cause of gastrointestinal problems in the cat. ...
• Because there is no single best treatment, your veterinarian may need to try several different combinations in order to determine the best therapy for your cat. ...
• Sensitivity to food antigens contributes to the gastrointestinal inflammation in some cats, so a change in diet often provides symptomatic relief. ...
• Homemade diets are an alternative for cats that refuse to eat a commercial diet. ... Ideally, the diet should contain a single source of protein not normally consumed by the cat. ... It may take several weeks or longer for cats to improve after a diet change, and during this trial feeding period, all other food sources (like table food, and flavored medications and treats) must be eliminated from the diet. ...
• The ultimate purpose of the Feline Health Center is to improve the health of cats by developing methods to prevent or cure feline diseases and by providing continuing education to veterinarians and cat owners. ...

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• (CBS) When your dog or cat gets tired of eating those boxed treats from the store, you need to jazz things up with snacks made from scratch. The Early Show resident veterinarian Debbye Turner has some ideas for homemade animal treats that most dogs or cats could take a liking to. ...
• The basic benefits of homemade pet foods are obvious: fewer preservatives than is found in processed animal foods; food and treats are fresher and richer in nutritional value for the animal; and it's a great way to teach a child responsibility for his or her pet. ...
• As with any type of food, fresh ingredients are a must and care should be taken in preparation. ...
• A look at The Humane Society's Web page shows any number of food items that are dangerous to most pets - some are quite obvious but still worth mentioning: alcoholic beverages; apple seeds; apricot pits; avocados; coffee; chocolate covered espresso beans; Macadamia nuts; moldy foods; mushroom plants; onions; potato leaves; rhubarb leaves; salt; tea or caffeinated items; walnuts; yeast dough. ...
• The recipes below are designed for the family dog or cat. All treats are made with pantry food items and occasionally a little meat, cheese and eggs. ... Just don’t confuse these recipes for human health food treats - it's unreal how close some of these recipes come. ...
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• If any dogs out there are on special diets, use their canned food, add flour and garlic, mix and bake the same way. ...
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• Veterinarian Debbye Turner visits The Early Show with recipes for health conscious pet owners who want to please their dogs and cats with special homemade treats.

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• Nutrition > Commercial Pet Food > Ethoxyquin in Pet Food.
• Ethoxyquin in Pet Food.
• Just what is ethoxyquin, and why is it in our pet food? .
• One of the biggest pet food companies to still use ethoxyquin is Hill's, makers of Science Diet.
• When looking for a food, make sure it's preserved with Vitamins C & E only -- no BHT or BHA either. ...
• For some, there is no limit to what they will do to keep their dogs and cats disease-free, whether that means acupuncture, special herbs or homemade meals. ...
• Those of us who depend upon commercial companies to provide nutritionally sound and quality pet food have learned to bypass any brand that uses ethoxyquin as a preservative. "Many problems of nervousness or hypersensitivity are caused by preservatives in food -- especially ethoxyquin," says Anitra Frazier, author of the best-selling book, "The New Natural Cat. ...
• But here's a news flash: Even if the label doesn't list ethoxyquin (a carcinogen used, among other things, as a rubber preservative), it could still very well be in that food. ... If the food you buy already has ethoxyquin in the fat, it doesn't have to be listed on the label, because the food manufacturer didn't actually put it in. ...
• As a guide, Anitra recommends her three "clean" brands: Pet Guard, Nature's Recipe and Wysong, but she says a homemade diet is best of all. ...
• Ethoxyquin has been the most debated preservative used in dog food. ... Ethoxyquin was originally approved by the FDA as a grain preservative intended for animals raised to be killed for food, and it was to be used no longer than 2 years. ... Other countries have conducted studies on ethoxyquin and found it to be unsafe for long-term use in dog food. There is now a petition before the FDA to withdraw its use from the dog food market. ...
• If, when you open the package, the food smells rancid, return it. ...

• Pancreatic disorders occur frequently in the dog and cat. The pancreas is a gland in the abdomen that produces enzymes which aid in the digestion of food. ...
• Infectious Disease: Bacterial or viral infections can contribute to the development of pancreatitis in the dog or cat. Bacterial infections are often contracted by consuming spoiled or contaminated food or water. ...
• Trauma: Any trauma or injury that involves the abdomen in the dog or cat can contribute to the development of pancreatitis. ...
• The most important therapeutic measure is to withhold all food, water and medications taken by mouth in order to reduce the need for the pancreas to work. ... Occasionally the severity of this disease requires that no solid food be fed for a period of two to five days. Any food that is eaten will stimulate the release of digestive enzymes from the pancreas. ... Solid food should be reintroduced gradually. During recovery, your pet should be fed small quantities of diets that contain highly digestible nutrients and a low fat level such as Prescription Diet® Canine i/d® or Prescription Diet® Canine w/d® or Prescription Diet® Feline w/d® dietary pet food. ...
• Some researchers report that chronic pancreatitis is more common in the male than in the female cat. ...
• Dietary management can help avoid pancreatitis in the dog and cat. ...
• If the canned diet has been refrigerated, warm the food to, but not above, body temperature. ...
• Over a seven to ten day period, mix the diet with your pet s former food, gradually increasing the proportion of Prescription Diet until only the new diet is being fed. ...
• Add one to three tablespoons of homemade clear, unsalted chicken broth to the prescribed diet. ...

• About Cats > Getting Your Cat Started on Raw.
• Getting Your Cat Started on Raw.
• Well, as many people have said before me, if you fed a kid nothing but hot dogs and Snickers, then suddenly threw a pile of steamed broccoli on his plate, do you think he will be receptive? All that processed food is designed to overload the tastebuds (why else put onion powder? Salt?). Of course "real" food is going to taste bland in comparison. ...
• YOU are the alpha cat. ...
• I have cat fur everywhere. ... Their food is the basis for their health. ...
• Buy a 1/4 of ground meat and add an 1/8 of a teaspoon mixed well into his food. ... When he has gone a week with a large spoonful of raw meat in his food, mix up a batch of raw food, veggies and all. ... Then slowly increase the percentage of raw until the cat is eating only raw. ... It's not going to kill a healthy cat who is not overweight if it doesn't get a meal for a day or two or three. ...
• Yes it's heartrending to have a piteously meowing cat in front of you. It's even more heartrending when a cat comes down with a disorder that you feel you might have prevented if you had been a little more strict back then. ... (Though we're hoping he comes up with a cat book soon. ... Oh, I have a cat who likes cantaloupe, and they love stir-fried broccoli, but when you're preparing a cat meal, it's always safer to assume otherwise. ...
• But, we cannot throw a cat a chicken wing and expect that to make a complete meal. ... It may take them a few weeks to get used to *those*, too, but at least they should take to them faster than when they were raw food virgins. ... Of course there are those cats who are on the "over my dead body" side or who really cannot physically handle raw meat, just as there are cats on the other end of the bell curve who will wolf down anything resembling food, but I think most cats, like most things, are somewhere in the middle. ...

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• Lucy: In the amounts added to treats, there is unlikely to be any problem with any of the standard food dyes. There have, however, been a few isolated cases of a dog being truly allergic to food dyes. ...
• The Wysong company, which also makes its own line of dog and cat foods, has a long dissertation on the importance of unprocessed foods. ... Aside from any proteins and other nutrients that are altered by cooking, meat juices that are released during cooking do contain important vitamins and minerals and it is almost impossible for the consumer to know if these are recycled back into the food during processing or not. ...
• Question: What, specifically, is the value of organ meats and entrails, compared to muscle meats? How can this nutritional value be replaced if you do not have access to organ meats and entrails for dog food? .
• Question: When feeding homemade diets, how does one compute an individual dog's nutritional requirements and how important is it to try to figure out what works with what in order to provide the proper balance? .
• They have published the "AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles"for all the known required nutrients, along with their minimum amounts for both growth and reproduction; and for adult maintenance. ...
• , as if the food were completely dried out. To correct for moisture content in the food "as fed," one can use the following calculations: for dry foods, multiply the listed amount by 1. ...

• You should begin brushing your cat's teeth when it is a kitten, using something that tastes good, like tuna water. Consult your veterinarian on what is safe with your individual cat.
• To perform a thorough dental prophylaxis, it is necessary to anesthetize your cat. ...
• It results from a change in the normal saliva, which creates a buildup of calcium salts, food, hair and bacteria on the animal's teeth. ...
• If your pet has periodontal disease, it will show these symptoms: bleeding gums, foul breath, excessive salivation, painful chewing (dropping food while eating or turning ist head to the side to chew only on one side) and possible loss of appetite or weight. ...
• The usual causes for the buildup of calculus are misaligned teeth, overfeeding, poorquality food, lack of hard, chewable things to exercise the teeth and gums and frequent nibbling. ...
• I would like to add here that since I switched from an all commercial diet to an almost homemade diet with partly cooked, partly raw meat, fresh vegetable and fruits and appropriate supplements my Abys seem to get rid of their gum problems! But, before you switch over to such a homemade diet be sure to get the right knowledge about it. ... Unfortunately, most of commercial cat foods are not fortified with vitamin C. ...
• Finally, don't miss to check out the following interesting web site which might give some insight about the correlation of commercial food and periodontal diseases and its consequences:.

• Maybe that’s why the cat is America’s favorite housepet. ...
• From pharaohs to philosophers to paupers, the companionship of and affection for cats has been a result of the cat’s unique ability to make us humans gaze in awe and admiration.
• Eons of special environmental circumstances have forced the cat to evolve some interesting and individualized biochemical activities. Let’s take a peek at how unique the cat is inside, in that mysterious universe of liver and kidneys and glands and fluids where a million chemical reactions are going about their biological business in silent obscurity. And to make our little peek at the inner workings of the cat more interesting, let’s contrast a few of the cat’s biological activities to those of our next most favorite companion the dog.
• You never see a cat happily wag its tail; a dog’s reflexes are quick, a cat’s reflexes are incredible; dogs are doers, cats are watchers. ... Now let’s explore some of the unseen microscopic world of the cat – the invisible world of metabolism and chemistry that is just as real as those traits we can see with our eyes.
• The cat is considered by scientists to be a strict carnivore and the dog is considered to be an omnivore. Both species are in the Class Mammalia and the Order Carnivora, but here’s the difference: The cat cannot sustain its life unless it consumes meat in some form. ... Just because by definition they are omnivores (can digest and utilize plant and animal food sources) does not mean that plant material alone makes a good source of nutrition for the dog. ... And grain-based cat foods are even worse!.
• There are numerous chemical substances that are required for a cat to remain alive. ... Like other living plants and animals, the cat can manufacture most of its own required substances within its own body’s chemical factory. ...
• That is, they need to prey on other living creatures that do make the essential chemicals that cats don’t!  Out of necessity, the cat has evolved ways to hunt down, capture and eat this prey in order to "borrow" the prey's nutrients.
• Felinine’s role in the overall function of the chemical factory is unknown, but like most factories whose wastes generate offensive odors, any Felinine present in the male cat’s urine alerts the neighbors that the factory is up and runnin’!.
• Cats – If fed a perfectly balanced and 100% digestible protein in a diet, the cat will use 20% of that protein for growth metabolism and 12% for maintenance. ...

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• Many owners feed home-made rations to their pets, or add a lot of supplements to commercially available pet food. ...
• For example, a balanced ration for cats and dogs should contain slightly more calcium than phosphorus per gram of food. ...
• Some ingredients interfere with the availability of other nutrients in the food. ... As a result, the animal may not be able to digest and absorb the nutrient in sufficient quantities to meet it's needs , even though it is present in the food. ...
• If you feed a complete and properly balanced pet food (the word COMPLETE is your guarantee that the food contains all the nutrients to meet your pets requirements) and you add any supplement you are effectively increasing the daily intake of some nutrients and possibly upsetting the correct balance of nutrients in the food. ...
• Feed commercially available "COMPLETE" pet foods produced by reputable manufacturers who perform controlled feeding trials on every batch of food that they produce.

• The Pet Food Primer by Susan Wynn, DVM .
• • Commercial pet foods are convenient, but not best for every dog or cat.
• • Fresh food, especially lean meat and veggies, can provide nutrition pets can't get from commercial processed foods .
• • Homemade diets are great if you follow recipes carefully, give all recommended supplements and give your pet a lot of variety .
• There is no doubt that the pet food industry has revolutionized care and feeding of our companion animals. ...
• Let me tell you a couple of horror stories about pet foods to suggest to you what your dog or cat may be eating. ... Other ingredients such as grain products may be clean, but the quality is not what we would eat—soy grits, corn gluten, and wheat middlings, for instance, are not seen in human food labels nearly as often as on pet food labels. One 1985 scientific paper examined pentobarbital levels (an anesthetic agent used in euthanasia solutions) in pet food derived from dogs and cats that had been euthanized at shelters. This practice was still relatively common in the year 2000! A dog or cat on one of the very cheapest diets may be eating pet food that contains the remains of other pet dogs and cats, and the pentobarbital levels may be significant. ... The American Journal of Cardiology has warned that children allergic to penicillin could die from accidentally eating pet food!.
• The moral to this horror story is this: some pet food manufacturers have determined (supported by scientists, nutritionists and government representatives) that meat rejected for humans is fine for cats and dogs. ...
• Take a look at how our pets' diets are usually chosen—the food that is the cheapest, and one that the dog or cat eats most readily, is the one we go back to most often. If children were fed similarly, they would be eating junk food every day (children and pets love sugar, salt, and addictive artificial flavors). ...
• " This is the only guideline set in stone for pet food manufacturers. ...
• A story came out years ago from one of the premium food companies that points out how little that rule matters. ... A diet that contains minimum levels of protein, fat, fiber, and carbohydrates may allow a pet to survive, but most of us want our dog or cat to be in optimum health. ...

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•   You can get a copy  of the paper on pet food ingredients by calling the FDA at 1-800-info-fda. ...
• I received information from the FDA recently about reading cat food labels. ...
• a) if the food has the name of a meat in it, like Tuna Cat Food, that meat has to comprise 95% of the product, not counting the water (counting the water, 70% of the product).   Lamb & Rice Cat Food means that both lamb and rice together constitute the 95%. ...
• b) if the food has the word "dinner," "formula," "entree," "platter," "nuggets," "menu," "supper," or suchlike in it, then, get this, the named ingredient only has to constitute 25% of the product. ...
•   That's not much cheese!  Cat Food with Tuna is thus VERY different from Tuna Cat Food (see above). ...
• f) artificial flavors are rarely added to pet food, other than phony bacon flavors for dogs. ...
•   "Meat meal" doesn't have to contain any meat at all; it is rendered from mammal tissues, not including "blood, hair, horn, hide trimmings, manure this is now a food apparently , stomach, and rumen contents. ...
• i) ethoxyquin: They've received reports that ethoxyquin in dog food was causing allergic reactions, skin problems, major organ failure, behavior problems, and cancer.   Since they have no scientific proof except that ethoxyquin does cause a build-up of blood-related pigment in the liver, they have asked dog food manufacturers to voluntarily lower the amount of ethoxyquin used until they conduct more tests. ...
• k) "100% balanced and nutritious" does not mean that the product has actually been tested on any animals as a food. ...
• l) there are no rules governing what makes "senior" different from ordinary food, and anyone can call their feed "premium," "gourmet," "natural," etc. , no matter what the source of the food is .
• The cat liked the sample, but, of course, turned their noses up when I bought a larger bag :( They eat it pretty well if I mix .
• it w/ their canned food, tho. ...

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