7 Ways to Improve Your Cat’s Diet

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7 Ways to Improve Your Cats Diet
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• Are you a new cat owner? Or concerned about your
  cats diet? Then your search ends here! We all
  know that animals function differently than
  humans, so its not always advisable to give them
  the same food you eat.
• According to a survey, many indoor cats are
  becoming overweight and obese, because of
  overfeeding and inactive lifestyle. As a pet
  owner, its your responsibility to ensure that
  your cat is living a healthy and happy life. We
  can say what we like, but unlike us, our pets
  cant speak, so we need to find the best solution
  for their diet.

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There are some points which will help you make
necessary changes in your pets diet.

• Diet Schedule
• Balanced Diet
• Portion Size
• Treats
• Fish Oil
• Hydrated
• Age
• Grass

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Diet Schedule

• Diet schedule will help both cats and their
  owners. Try to train your cats from an early
  stage, so that she will know when its time for
  her to eat. This will ensure that your cat does
  not overeat or miss any meals.

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Balanced Diet

• Its always important to feed your cat a balanced
  diet, so if youre feeding them food prepared at
  home, you should also include some vet
  recommended food products so they have a complete
  meal.
• Theres always been a debate whether the
  commercial foods are healthy or not. So, if you
  choose to feed your cat raw meats, try giving
  them supplements so it covers all the nutrition
  required by them.

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Portion Size

• Portion size is very important while feeding your
  pet, especially cats. So, if your cat is not
  active, and tends to have extra meals in a day,
  try to cut down the portion size in every meal,
  so as to maintain their weight and health.

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Treats

• Who doesnt love giving treats to their pets?
  And, we agree that every pet needs attention and
  some treats once in a while.
• You just have to make sure that the amount of
  treats given in a day is not more than 10 of
  their diet. Because the ratio of obese cats have
  been increasing rapidly in past several years, so
  always look out for the treats which has low
  calories.

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Fish Oil

• Fish Oil is very beneficial for cats. It contains
  natural fatty acid, which keeps the skin of your
  cat from drying especially during winter, and is
  good for their coats.

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Hydrated

• Keep your cat hydrated. Its a known fact that
  the cats tend to drink less water than required.
  For that youll need to pay attention to your
  cats likes and dislikes.
• Many cats like to drink water right out of taps,
  and many have a tendency to just drink from the
  bowl next to them. So, if you can figure out what
  works best for your pet, you wont have to worry
  about your pet being dehydrated.

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Age

• Age also plays an important role in their diet.
  As they get older, their eating habits also
  change, so always experiment with different kind
  of foods, and then choose the one your cat likes
  the most.

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Grass

• Grass, especially for indoor cats, can be a good
  choice. There might have been incidents where the
  cats had chewed up your plants. Its in their
  inherent quality to eat plants, so if your cat
  doesnt go out much, you can feed them grass
  which will help in digestion because of the
  fibres present in it.
• Just make sure they dont go near lilies, as
  those are harmful for them. It is also crucial to
  note that, it is not always good to feed your cat
  with grass. During the low digestive periods or
  in case they are facing any digestive issues, you
  can feed them grass, which can help them with
  digestion.

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• Keeping your pet healthy should always be your
  first priority, so pay attention to their needs.
  By incorporating nutrition based food into their
  diet, youll be able to see the improvement in
  their health. Cats are adorable creatures with a
  clever mind, and for sure youll never have a
  dull moment with them! Pets give you so much joy,
  so this is the least you can do for the.

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