Category: Cat Nutrition
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Can Cats Eat Carrots? A Pet Nutritionist’s Guide

Carrots are non-toxic to cats but are not essential for their diet. While they do offer some nutritional value, including vitamins and fiber, the benefits are limited for obligate carnivores. Owners can occasionally offer cooked carrots in small amounts, but they should prioritize animal-based nutrition for their feline companions.
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Top 10 Healthiest Budget Cat Foods: Affordable Nutrition That Still Puts Your Cat First

Cat nutrition guide Top 10 healthiest budget cat foods Affordable nutrition that still puts your cat first. Feeding a healthy diet doesn’t have to break the bank, here are ten Canadian retail picks that still meet AAFCO standards. Andrea Geiger, MSc Cat Nutrition 10 min read
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Can Cats Eat Tomatoes? A Pet Nutritionist’s Guide

Tomatoes are generally safe for cats in small amounts, but unripe tomatoes and plant parts contain toxic compounds. While ripe tomatoes offer some nutrients, they provide little benefit to cats. Overconsumption may cause digestive issues. As a pet nutritionist, I recommend avoiding tomatoes and opting for species-appropriate, meat-based treats.
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Best Natural Omega-3 Supplements for Dogs & Cats

Omega-3 fatty acids are essential for dogs and cats, supporting brain function, joint health, and inflammation reduction. This blog explores the different types of omega-3s, their mechanisms, best dietary sources, recommended daily intake, and expert insights on supplementation. Learn how to optimize your pet’s diet with scientifically backed nutritionist recommendations.
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Natural Remedies for Common Cat Health Issues

This blog explores natural remedies for common cat health issues, including digestive problems, urinary tract issues, dental disease, skin conditions, arthritis, stress, obesity, and parasites. It covers effective home treatments, considerations for holistic care, and expert recommendations. A pet nutritionist emphasizes diet’s role in feline health, supported by peer-reviewed research.

