All of our articles filed under Feeding Guides — written plainly and kept current.
TL;DR Grain-free cat food is generally safe when it’s properly formulated with real animal protein and sufficient taurine. The FDA’s DCM concerns centred mainly on dogs. For cats, the quality of ingredients…
TL;DR Both Hurayra flavours offer 35% protein, grain-free, HMC-certified nutrition. Choose Chicken for first-time or transitioning cats; choose Tuna for fussy eaters…
Read MoreTL;DR Wheat-free removes one grain; grain-free removes all of them. Cats are obligate carnivores with limited ability to digest grains, so grain-free…
Read MoreTL;DR Cats need more protein than most animals and deficiency shows up as muscle wasting, dull coats, and low energy. The fix…
Read MoreTL;DR Dry food shows higher protein on the label. Wet food often matches or beats it once moisture is removed from the…
Read MoreTL;DR Soy is a common cat food filler with no benefit for obligate carnivores. It disrupts digestion, blocks mineral absorption, and may…
Read MoreTL;DR Cats are obligate carnivores built for protein and fat, not grain, but most standard kibble is 40% carbohydrate. Grain-free dry cat…
Read MoreFeeding your cat is part of your daily routine, until it suddenly isn’t. Something changes. Digestion feels unsettled. Food is left behind.…
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