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• In fact, due to whole-food make up and relative safety, herbal medicines are often considered more of a nutritional supplement than a medication--the Food and Drug Administration labels them as "nutraceuticals," and does not regulate them as drugs. Many holistic veterinarians see nutraceuticals as extension of an animal's natural diet, adding to the nutrition animals should be getting from their environment but aren't getting from their processed pet food. ...
• While prescription drugs must be extensively tested and approved by the Food and Drug Administration, the FDA does not regulate neutraceuticals. ... While guidelines have been established to let veterinarians know how much of a prescription drug to give to a 12-pound cat, for example, versus a 60-pound dog, no guidelines have been established for natural remedies. ...
• " Though they aren't recognized as drugs, herbal and natural remedies are used for a drug-like effect, and they can potentially cause the same reactions and complications prescription drugs can cause. Pets could be allergic to them, for example, or they could interfere with other prescription medications. ...

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• " He immediately took Fifi off of steroids and discontinued her food, a specially formulated, but pre-packaged, "prescription" pet food. ...
• The consensus among animal practitioners with an eye on natural health is that grocery store pet food is just plain bad for the animals. The pet food industry generates billions of dollars each year, and, unfortunately, many manufacturers are far from ethical. Most pet food companies are subsidiaries of larger people-food or product manufacturers, and the pet foods provide a convenient place to "dispose" of foodstuffs unfit for human meals. ... Added vitamin supplements or not, processed kibble and canned food do not even come close to providing the benefits of good whole food.
• And the premium food? "Well, I'd hardly call it premium," remarked one holistic vet. "All packaged food is basically dried cakes of rendered protein. ...
• If you modify your own diet for health reasons, then you already know the effects that good, natural food can have on the body, mind, and spirit. ...
• There are a number of good "pet cookbooks" containing many cat and dog whole food recipes. ... and Susan Hubble Pitcairn, and The New Natural Cat, by Anitra Frazier. Both books recommend making large quantities of the natural pet food and freezing it in individual-sized portions, then thawing day-by-day so the food will be as ready-to-serve as if it were being poured from a bag or spooned from a can. Freezing will decrease the nutrients a bit, but nowhere near as much as the high-temperature boiling does in the processed food. Both books also provide ingredients for a powdered vitamin-mineral supplement mix to add to the food, so your pet receives the best possible balance of nutrients. You will have to spend an afternoon every couple of weeks preparing the food, but it will be worth the work to see your pet's health improve. ...

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• She ordered a stool softener, prescription cat food, and, to get things moving along again right away, she gave Fred an enema.
• It was costing me 15 bucks a week to get my cat flushed out!.
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• Fred the Cat lived another 3 years with no more intestinal distress. ...
• As you can see in this photo, Fred was not a sweet and loving cat. ...

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• In 1961, Britain's Cats Protection League (see Links) presented basic cat care in the form of an A-B-C. It was an interesting and innovative approach at a time when cat care leaflets were wordy, not short and punchy as most are today. ...
• Always bear in mind that in accepting a kitten or cat you also accept responsibility for its welfare in the broadest sense of the word. ...
• Allergies is an "A" which causes misery for some cat lovers - either living with the symptoms or relinquishing their cats.
• Children, particularly how to teach them to treat the cat properly, feature as "C" in the lives of many cat owners. ...
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• Give a thought to your cat’s appearance by daily combing and/or brushing. It will help keep the fur free from knots and dirt, particularly if the cat’s coat is long. ...
• Grooming is an essential "G" whether your cat is longhaired, shorthaired or no-haired. Gardens are another "G" - how to make your garden cat-safe and how to keep you cat from damaging your neighbour's garden. ...
• Hunting is a natural instinct with a cat, so don’t expect it to discriminate between birds and mice or rats, but they must not be considered animated mouse traps. ...
• Do not under any circumstances attempt to diagnose and treat your cat’s complaint and only use textbook information as a first aid measure in an emergency. ...

• Threw on some clothes, did the hair and teeth thing, grabbed the cat, and rushed out the door, still half-asleep. Cat update: Cheese is still sick. ... The treatment? Prescription cat food, low in the minerals that cause the crystals. Prescription cat food that he will have to eat for the rest of his life. Prescription cat food that costs $22 for a 10-pound bag. And a dollar per can for the wet food. ... On a side note, he is the best-behaved cat when I take him in. ... ;)After that, picked up my check, dropped off the cat, picked up Michael, and headed off for shopping stuff. Went to Dollar General first, to get a plastic storage bin for the cat food (no way am I going to repeatedly lift a bag that's nearly half my size every time I feed them). ... Then headed to Target to get cat litter since it's cheaper and there's more variety than Wal-Mart. ...
• The cats refuse to eat the canned prescription food. ...

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• Discover what Individualized Fresh Food Diets Can Do For YOUR Canine and Feline Companions.
• What are the advantages of switching my dog or cat to a species appropriate home-prepared diet?.
• In fact, it is not unusual for chronic health problems to be eliminated by simply making the switch from commercial processed pet foods to a balanced fresh food diet.
• Why is it important that the diet I feed is tailored to my dog's or cat's needs?.
• Nowadays even some dog food companies call their foods "natural," often meaning nothing more than that they do not contain artificial preservatives.
• Yes, every diet plan is complete and balanced to fit the needs of your dog or cat. Contrary to what the pet food industry would have us believe, it's not possible to make one food that is balanced to meet the nutritional requirements of every canine or feline. ... We take this into account when formulating your dog's or cat's diet plan.
• The pet food industry also promotes the myth that every meal must be complete and balanced. Of course this is indeed necessary when making one food that is to be consumed as the only dietary source day after day and week after week; however, it's far from optimal. ...
• Our diet plans are designed to balance out over the course of one week which is long enough to allow for the most optimal food combinations.
• The worst offenders tend to be books featuring home cooked diets designed to appeal more to the reader than the dog or cat. ...
• But what about that recipe your vet gave you? Shouldn't he know what is in your pet's best interest? Unless your vet has specialized in the area of animal nutrition, the sad fact is that his knowledge about canine and feline nutrition is probably limited to what he has been taught by the pet food industry. ... The composition of feeds for food animals is discussed in far greater detail than small animal nutrition. As if that wasn't bad enough, the canine and feline nutrition portion of the course is often presented by veterinary members of the pet food industry. ... pet food industry recognizes the value in convincing future vets of the benefits of their brands, and veterinary students are given free food, gifts, lectures, and opportunities to win prices in promotional contests. The part of the nutrition course that focuses on small animal nutrition concentrates on pet food ingredients, reading labels accurately, and, above all, the many prescription diets available from the pet food manufacturers. Learning to formulate fresh food diets for dogs and cats is not part of the lesson plan. After all, the best diet for a dog or cat is a "complete and balanced" commercial pet food. And those veterinary students who do decide to specialize in small animal nutrition usually end up working for the pet food industry.

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• Because cats are so sensitive to poisons, their senses of taste and smell must prevent them from eating food which could be harmful to them. An excellent sense of smell warns them of stale or contaminated food and if their sense of smell fails, so does their appetite. ...
• Faddy eaters may be fixated on one or two types of food. This may lead to an unbalanced diet if its preferred foods are 'treat' foods or to problems if the food becomes unavailable. For these reasons, it's unwise to allow a cat to become a faddy eater.
• You avoid one or two flavours because your cat isn't keen on them. ... In this way, you reinforce its food fads until they become firm habits which can be very hard to break.
• Before deciding that your cat is simply a faddy eater which is training you to buy only certain types of food, look for good reasons for it to refuse food. ...
• Make sure your cat is healthy before you tackle any food fads. A number of medical problems can make cats finicky eaters - like ill humans, they won't eat unless the food is especially tempting. A cat with a stomach upset won't eat till it feels better. If a bunged-up nose is the problem, offer pungent foods or warm the food to make it smell more appetising. If your cat's appetite doesn't return within 24 hours or it appears ill, consult your vet as there may be a more serious problem.
• Dental or oral problems including bad teeth, gum disease, sore tongue, wounds inside the mouth or mouth ulcers make it hard to eat and can completely stop a cat from eating. Sometimes the mouth pain may make it difficult to eat certain types of food, but the cat still eats very soft food, giving the impression of finicky habits. ... Sometimes a cat requires tube feeding while the mouth heals. Throat infections can make it uncomfortable for the cat to swallow. ...

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• Always have a reserve supply of the type of food your dog is used to eating that would last at least a week. If your dog eats canned food, buy cans small enough to be used at one feeding since you may not have a way to properly refrigerate any left over food, and buy pop top cans if you can since you may not have access to a can opener (you should include a can opener with your disaster supplies just in case though). Store food in an airtight, water proof container and rotate food at least once every (3) months. ... Include with your disaster supplies a spoon to scoop and/or mix food. ...
• Include with your disaster supplies a small container of soap for washing out your dog's food dish. ...
• You may wish to purchase a plastic airline crate or a wire collapsible crate to transport your dog should you have to evacuate and/or to keep the dog in following a disaster - be sure the crate is large enough for your dog to lie down comfortably and allow room for a food and water dish (remember that fences and walls can come down during a disaster, making it easier for a dog to escape and get lost). ...
• Are you prepared to take care of your cat when a disaster strikes? If not, NOW is the time to stock up on the items that you will need so you will not be unprepared. ... The next time you buy food or supplies for your cat, take this list with you. Don't put off doing what you should do now - it may just make the difference between being able to keep your cat alive when a disaster strikes. ...
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• Use the brand that your cat is used to eating. Buy pop top cans of food small enough to be used at one feeding since you may not have a way to properly refrigerate a partially used can of food - do not feed food that has been left out. Store dry food in an airtight, water proof container. Rotate food at least once every (3) months. Include in your supplies a feeding dish, a spoon to scoop and mix the food, and a hand crank can opener in case you do not have pop top cans. ...

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• Light dry CAT foods must be no more than 3,250 kilocalories/kilogram ME and canned CAT foods must be no more than 950 kilocalories/kilogram ME.
• ME is the amount of available energy contained within a food. ...
• Low Fat dry CAT foods must have no more than 10% fat and Low Fat canned CAT foods must have no more than 5% fat. ...
• Science Diet® brand pet food is available online as well as at most pet stores, veterinary clinics, feed stores, and some grooming facilities. ... Prescription Diet® brand products are available only through veterinarians to supervise the nutritional treatment and prevention of health problems in dogs and cats. ...
• Food and Drug Administration has accepted carnitine as an allowable food additive for dog foods.
• If the product your pet is eating is not available in a flavor variety, we suggest a gradual transition to the new food, warming the food in a microwave on low power, or adding a sprinkle of oregano.
• All other Hill's dry food "Best Before" dates will be found on the top fold of the bag. ...
• Our Prescription Diet® products are 100% guaranteed for quality, consistency, and palatability. If you are not completely satisfied with Prescription Diet® brand products for these reasons, return the unused portion to your veterinarian for a full refund or replacement. ...
• Food amounts must be adjusted to an animal's individual needs. ...
• Transitioning your pet's food is important. Over a seven day period mix the new Hill's Science Diet® or Prescription Diet® brand food with the former food. Each day reduce the amount of the former food until you are feeding only the Hill's brand food. ...
• Why is Science Diet® or Prescription Diet® the right product for my pet?.

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• Each Now Foods pill contains about 25% more elemental potassium, so you'd have to give your cat 4/5 of a NOW® Foods pill twice a day to provide the same potassium as Tumil-K®. ...
•   It's available in caplets, powder and a gel, and requires a veterinary prescription to purchase from sources other than the veterinary clinic. ...   Form administered is based on what your cat will tolerate.   Some will lick the gel, some will eat the powder mixed with food, some will swallow the pill or swallow the pill in a gel cap. ...   Many purchase elsewhere (with a veterinary prescription) to save a little money: .
•   Internet Vets note that they cannot sell prescription products to Texas due to an ongoing dispute with the Texas State Pharmaceutical Board. ...
• Petscriptions sells Tumil-K® (click on cat prescription meds supplements) - a 5 oz. ...
•   Like Tumil-K®, RenaKare™ requires a veterinary prescription if dispensed by other than a veterinary clinic. ...
• NOW® Foods products are widely available in health food and vitamin stores - use the store finder to find local dealers. ...
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•   It's a prescription drug available in both in a wax-matrix tablets (UROCIT®-K) and liquids (Polycitra-K and Citra-K).   Potassium citrate drugs require a prescription. ...
•   There's a minor controversy over whether the UROCIT®-K pills can be cut or crushed into cat size doses and given via gel cap. ...

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•     Q: My daughter has a 4-year-old cat, Gus, who weighs 24 pounds. ... He may be eating the other cat's food as well. ...
• If he checks out OK, have him ask the doctor for prescription diet r/d. R/d differs greatly from regular cat foods because it is substantially higher in fiber and lower in fat. ... The other cat may feast at the same time but in a separate dining room. ...
• We have greatly changed her diet — nothing except dry dog food (WD), raw carrots and apples for treats, and some white rice. ...
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• I'm sorry, I forgot to say that my cat is neutered. ... I'm grateful there might be something that can be done to get my cat to stop spraying. ...
• HELP_NEEDED : The so-called hairball remedies and foods available seem to make my cat vomit up more hairballs. ...
• HELP_NEEDED : Our cat has been coughing and it is believed she has asthma. ...
• HELP_NEEDED : My cat recently had a UTI, having had them myself knew that animals could get them also. Is there anything that I can do to ensure that she is getting enough water? Of course she is less active so constipation is also a worry, I have her on a high fiber dry food. ...
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• For the Nutritional Management of Pets with Struvite Related Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) FLUTD is a condition often associated with the formation of crystals in the urinary tract that can cause numerous painful symptoms for your cat. ...
• The two most common types of crystals that form in the cat's urinary tract: struvite and oxalate. Prescription Diet® Feline c/d-s has been formulated to provide nutritional management of cats with struvite-related FLUTD. ...
•  Prescription Diet® Feline w/d® was formulated specifically to help manage cats who are slightly overweight as well as those prone to weight gain. Weight problems can rob your cat of energy and vitality and can lead to arthritis, heart disease, diabetes and other problems. ...
• For the Nutritional Management of Overweight Pets A weight problem can cause your cat discomfort, reduce energy levels and even decrease his or her life expectancy. ...
• Prescription Diet® Feline r/d® was created especially for the management of cats with weight problems. ...
• For the Nutritional Management of Pets with Food Allergy and Intolerance Food allergy and intolerance, also called adverse reactions to food, can cause serious skin and stomach problems in your cat.
• This condition is usually an abnormal response to a specific protein in food. Prescription Diet® Feline z/d® Low Allergen has an exclusive ingredient called Hill’s Hydrolyzed Protein System™, a unique protein that helps reduce the possibility of an adverse reaction to food. ...
• For the Nutritional Management of Cats with Dental Disease As your cat ages, dental problems become more likely. ...
• Prescription Diet® Feline t/d® was formulated specifically for the nutritional management of cats with dental disease caused by plaque and tartar build up in cats. ...
• Prescription Diet® Feline t/d® may be recommended by your veterinarian for conditions other than dental disease.
• For the Nutritional Management of Pets with Kidney Disorders Kidney disorders have many possible causes and may result in numerous uncomfortable and even serious symptoms for your cat. ...
• Prescription Diet® Feline k/d® has been uniquely formulated to help manage cats with kidney disease. Kidney disease can result from other illness or changes in your cat’s health, breed/hereditary tendencies and even nutritional factors. ...

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