jst1t Feline herpesvirus (FHV-1) is a common infection that causes sneezing, runny eyes, nasal congestion, and recurrent respiratory symptoms in cats. While there is no cure, you can support your cat’s immune system and quality of life through thoughtful nutrition and a stress-minimized environment. Here’s how to feed your cat for comfort, healing, and resilience against … Read more
Eosinophilic granuloma complex (EGC) can cause a range of frustrating and sometimes alarming symptoms in cats, from mouth ulcers to itchy skin lesions. While medical treatment is essential, nutrition and food choices can play a vital supporting role in reducing flare-ups, minimizing allergic reactions, and helping your cat heal. Here’s a practical guide for choosing … Read more
If your cat suffers from frequent vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, gas, or an unpredictable appetite, you’re not alone. Digestive problems are surprisingly common in cats, and can be stressful for both pets and owners. The right food can often turn things around—soothing the gut, restoring appetite, and making life easier (and cleaner) for everyone. Here’s a … Read more
Finding blood in your cat’s stool can be alarming. While the cause is sometimes minor, it’s always a sign that your cat’s digestive system needs extra care. Food plays a huge role in soothing an irritated gut, supporting healing, and preventing future flare-ups. This guide covers practical feeding strategies and gentle food options to help … Read more
The first year of a cat’s life is a period of rapid growth, boundless energy, and major milestones. Kittens have special nutritional needs that adult cat foods simply don’t meet. Choosing the right food now can shape your cat’s health, strength, and vitality for years to come. Here’s how to feed your growing kitten for … Read more
Nothing worries a cat owner quite like seeing their cat throw up soon after a meal. Maybe your cat gobbles down food, only to regurgitate minutes later, or you notice more occasional bouts of vomiting for no clear reason. While it’s tempting to panic, many causes of post-meal vomiting in cats are surprisingly manageable—often, the … Read more
Urinary crystals can turn a healthy cat’s life upside down—causing pain, straining in the litter box, and sometimes even dangerous blockages. If your cat’s been diagnosed with urinary crystals, diet is not just important—it’s critical. The right food can mean the difference between constant trips to the vet and a comfortable, happy cat. What Are … Read more
Skin allergies in cats are more common than most people realize, but that doesn’t make them any less stressful for you or your feline friend. Watching your cat scratch, lick, or bite at itchy skin, sometimes until it’s red and raw, is genuinely tough. The good news? What you put in your cat’s bowl can … Read more
Is your cat often throwing up, dealing with loose stools, or having tummy troubles after eating? You’re not alone—many cats have sensitive stomachs and need a little extra help from the food they eat. The right cat food can make all the difference, easing digestive upsets, reducing hairballs, and helping your cat feel their best. … Read more
If your cat has been diagnosed with pancreatitis, you know how stressful it can be to find food that doesn’t trigger pain, nausea, or digestive upset. Pancreatitis in cats means the pancreas becomes inflamed and can’t function properly—so the right diet is essential for comfort and recovery. While treatment always starts with your vet’s advice, … Read more