Cat nutrition

Owning a pet cat is a big responsibility. To keep your pet healthy and active, you need to buy good food. Skimping on it isn't a good idea. Poor-quality food can trigger various illnesses in your cat. That's why experienced breeders and cat owners opt for super-premium cat food.Super premium food

Many families have pets. These cute animals lift their spirits, caring for them teaches children work and responsibility, and in some cases, they can ease loneliness. That's why many people love cats, dogs, parrots, canaries, aquarium fish, and other pets. But it's one thing to love them, and quite another to care for them properly. For example, cats live in many families, but not everyone cares for them properly. Every detail matters, especially proper nutrition. What should cats be fed, and what advice do veterinarians offer? Let's find out.What do veterinarians recommend feeding cats?

Neutering an animal is a fairly common procedure, which in most cases is performed without complications and is easy. However, after the procedure, the cat is at risk for genitourinary diseases, so its owner must switch to a proper diet. A neutered pet's diet has some special considerations; for example, nutritional adjustments can help prevent obesity.What to feed sterilized cats

The lucky owners of proud and affectionate male cats may wake up one dreary March morning to discover a completely unexpected side to their pets' personalities. The need for affection from members of their own species can arise in cats completely unexpectedly—at any time of year, and sometimes even at a very young age (cats from the same litter may become sexually active four to five months apart, depending on the individual animal's temperament).Pros and cons of castration

In 1967, French veterinarian Jean Catari developed a balanced nutritional formula for German Shepherds. This is how the Royal Canin brand was born, and pet food production began in the French city of Aimargues.What people say about Royal Canin