Organic Cat Food

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This book has been an important resource guide for many cat parents, especially those who are open to an alternative approach to caring for their companion. This updated version discusses all aspects of caring for a cat.

Anitra Frazier has drawn from her experience as a nutritionist and a pet groomer in developing her holistic approach to caring for cats and cat health care.

Years ago Frazier worked for a vet who sent her to homes to groom cats. While she was grooming she noticed a host of problems from dull coats to allergies, eating disorders and communication problems. By working with the vet, paying close attention to the cats and working with the cat’s parents she started finding solutions to some the problems she was finding.

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If you’re looking into natural health care for your pets you’ll definitely want to check out Dr. Pitcairn’s Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs & Cats. The latest version of this book is considered by many to be the definitive guide on a natural lifestyle for pets.

The book is written by Dr. Richard Pitcairn D.V.M and his wife Dr. Susan Hubble Pitcairn M.S. who both specialize in natural healing for pets and feeding pets a natural diet.

Dr. Richard Pitcairn started…

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There are multiple isles with multiple shelves containing multiple varieties and brands of cat food. How do you know which one is truly a health cat food? You might try to read the labels and the packaging, but if you don’t know what you’re looking for you may still feel pretty confused about what’s truly the best for feline health. That’s the way I felt anyway, so I started doing more intensive research on natural cat food.

Here are some ingredients to look for

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A wellness cat food diet consists of a foods that are natural to your cat’s biology, meaning high protein with low but quality carbohydrates. It also means feeding your cat moist food, not all dry kibble. For many people this means a raw food diet for cats. But if you’re not quite ready for that you can find

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Have you considered a raw food diet for cats? It’s definitely becoming more common. Luckily there is a lot of good information about a raw food diet for cats and people are even learning more from the experiences of friends and family members. Cats by nature were designed to

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Because nutrition is the foundation for a healthy pet, holistic pet food companies develop foods that balance proteins fats, vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates into a food that is greater than the sum of it’s parts. Holistic pet food companies believe in healthy pet food that is nutritionally balanced while they also promote a whole-life approach to caring for pets. The belief is that by

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Organic pet foods are often made from whole ingredients as well, but they also have to adhere to strict requirements about how the ingredients are raised or grown.

Organic cat foods are produced without the use of antibiotics, synthetic hormones, toxic pesticides or fertilizers. They are minimally processed, not irradiated and do not contain any chemical additives or preservatives. Instead of using chemicals, organic cat foods are produced with more natural, biological methods like using mulch to prevent weed growth or compost instead of manufactured fertilizer.

How do you know if the organic cat food you’re buying really is organic? Luckily this part is pretty easy for the consumer. Only products that have been certified organic by an independent, third-party agency can be labeled as organic. The USDA’s National Organic Program (NOP) provides very specific labeling and manufacturing requirements.

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