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Travelling With Your Cat

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Read this article, submitted by a cat lover, on Travelling With Your Cat:

Taking your pet with you if you are going on holiday or moving abroad for a while can be a stressful time because there are a lot of things that you need to do. Getting them organised is a lot more complicated than most think. This is especially the case if you are moving to another country. Also, one thing to remember is that sometimes you may not be able to get the food and tastes that you are used to in your native country. This may mean that your pet is now subject to a change of diet and this may cause them to feel uncomfortable and displaced.

Thus, after you have sorted out your move it is important to consider what type of food you are going to give them. One of the best places to ensure that your cat has the same quality of food that they are used to is to go onto the Internet. You find that a lot of companies are willing to ship worldwide and to most regions. This means that if you move to a new area and the local pet store does not supply your brand then you can still give your cat what he/she is used to.

Travelling with your cat - IAMS cat foodHowever, if you are looking to change your pet’s diet then here are some popular brands that can be found online that will give your cat the nutrition it needs.

Firstly, there is cat food by iams; they provide a variety of cat foods and are most popular for their dry range. You will also find that they use whole grain wheat in their products so it is high in fibre and good for you cat’s bowels.

is another high standard natural cat food that has a range that is suited for animals of different ages. It is very easy to use and it comes in a range of flavours that cats seem to enjoy.

The difference here is that the pouches are mostly wet and contain a variety of meats and fishes.

Travelling with your cat - Royal Canin cat foodIf you need to give your pet certain nutrients because they either have a long fur coat or are suffering from a deficiency of some sort, then cat food by Royal Canin is going to be the answer. They have one of the widest ranges of specialist foods available and they will make your pet feel at home wherever you travel to.

 

All of the above foods can be bought online so it is easy for you to find. They are also cheaper than in retail stores so you can make a good saving and also feed your cat the nutrients it craves.

What To Feed your Bengal Kittens?

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What Food Makes Bengal Cats Happiest?

Beautiful Bengal Cat Photo
Beautiful Bengal Cat Photo

As you may be aware, most cats today come from wild background and wild cat heritage.
 In those days, the bengal cat ran wild, ate no tinned sardines, no pelet cat food and had no preservatives in its food.

The Bengal Cats were sporty, hunting smaller creatures to eat them, wild and happy!

Todays domesticated cat, (and especially the bengal cats) still have it in their blood to hunt and love raw foods.
Bengal cats, although domesticated are still wild in their hearts!
As much as it may disgust their owners, bengal cats just love eating that raw chicken or fish and tearing the skin and meat off it’s bones.

So to make your bengal cat happy, give him/her some

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Homemade Meat Balls for Cats Recipe

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How to Easily Make Meat Balls for Your Cat

Homemade Meat Balls for Cats Recipe

Here is another delicious homemade cat food recipe for your cats to enjoy!

These homemade cat meat balls shouldn’t take longer then approximately 30 minutes\ half an hour to be baked.
If you use the right amount of each ingreadient for this cat food recipe, then you should have around 24 meat balls for your cat.

What Ingredients for Cat Meat Balls:

  • 1 small finely grated carrot
  • 1/2 pound ground beef or turkey
  • 1 tablespoon grated cheese
  • 1 teaspoon brewer’s yeast
  • 1 teaspoon dried catnip
  • 1/2 cup whole wheat bread crumbs
  • 1 beaten up egg
  • 1 tablespoon tomato paste

Backing Directions for this Cat Food Recipe:

  1. Make sure to preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
  2. Lightly Grease a cookie sheet for the meat balls.
  3. Mix the meat, the carrot, the cheese, the brewer’s yeast, the catnip and bread crumbs in a medium sized bowl.
  4. Then you can add the egg and tomato paste and mix well.
  5. Use your hands to roll the mixture into little sized meatballs and place on a cookie sheet.
  6. Baking should take no longer then about 15 to 20 minutes until the cat meatballs are brownish and firm.
  7. Wait for the homemade cat meat balls to cool before serving them on a low plate for your cat/s to enjoy!
  8. If you have only one cat and don’t want it (or it can’t) to eat up all the meat balls in one day, then you can store the homemade cat meat balls in a refrigerator or freezer.
  9. Remember to let the homemade cat meatballs cool off completely before storing in an airtight container in the These freeze well.

I hope that you’re cats will love these yummy homemade cat meat balls and have a lovely dinner.

Greetings,

CatsCamille

Five Tips how to keep your Cat’s Food safe from Your Dog!

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Does Your Dog Eat up Poor little Kitty’s Food?

Is your cat meowing miserably because when she finally gets to the food dish it is empty and she’s left  hungry?
Does your dog gobble up both HIS food and your CAT’S food?
Have you tried everything you could think of to stop your dog from eating up your cat’s food and lost?

Are you FED UP???

If so, read these tips on how to prevent your dog from eating up your cat’s food.

How to Keep your Dog out of your Cat’s Food Dish!

  1. Get a square cardboard box from a local supermarket or book shop.
    The size of the cardboard box depends on the size of your cat:
    If your cat is a big maine coon cat for example, then it would be best to get a big sized box in which your cat could comfortably fit.
    However, if you have a small cat, you needn’t get a such a big box.
  2. Place the opening of the box upside down onto the floor where your cat normally eats.
  3. Cut a small flap hole into one of the sides of the box just big enough for your cat to squeeze through. Make sure that there is no chance that your dog could fit even just his head through it.
  4. Place your cat’s food dish inside of the cardboard box.
  5. To make sure that the box won’t tip over or be knocked over by your dog, place some heavy books or stones on top of it.

Stand back and see the affect!

TIP: If this doesn’t work, then try feeding your cat and dog in different rooms with the doors shut between them so that the dog won’t be able to get at your cat’s food dish.

Good Luck!

CatsCamille

    Homemade Sardine Soup for Old Cats

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    How to Make Homemade Cat Fish Soup

    Homemade cat soup fish for cats, is great if your cat is too old or sick to eat big chunks of meat or fish.
    Homemade cat soup, makes your cat eat healthy cat food such as fish, sardines, even potatos, carrots, fish sauce and watercress or peas without them being fussy or picky about what they want to eat!
    Another good thing about sardine soup for cats, is that if your cat

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    Homemade Cat Food Recipe Cat Salad

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    Healthy Cat Food Salad?

    Monday’s homemade cat food recipe is a healthy cat salad! Although, I personly am not sure if cats will endure to eat such a healthy cat salad, however, it is worth a try!

    So here is the homemade cat food recipe how to make cat salad:

    Healthy Cat Food Salad

    • 1/4 cup peeled and grated zucchini
    • 1 small peeled and grated carrot
    • 1/2 cup chopped

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    Homemade Cat Food Recipe Bacon & Rice Fillet

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    Homemade Pig and Mackerel Food for Cats

    Monday’s homemade cat food recipe is a bacon pig and mackerel fillet food for cats. A stuffed fish, rice, bacon and fish souce sound like just the right yummy homemade cat food recipe for a happy cat!

    Ingredients for Bacon and Stuffed Fish

    • 2 slices of  bacon
    • 1 cup brown rice
    • 2 tablespoon soy sauce, Worcestershire or fish sauce
    • 1 fresh mackerel with head, tail, scales and skin still there.

    Cooking Directions for the Homemade Bacon and Rice Fillet:

    1. Broil the bacon till done.
    2. Cook up the rice in a pot on a medium temperature for a few minutes.
    3. Chop the bacon up small and mix with the rice, adding the sauce in dashes as you go.
    4. Broil the mackerel on both sides until crispy brown.
    5. Cool the mackerel off, before cutting it along the belly with a knife.
    6. Taking a fork and spoon, scoop the insides of the mackerel out onto a plate.
    7. Remove the bones, working from the head to tail.
    8. Fill with the rice and bacon mixture, close over the sides of the mackerel and serve.

    WARNING: If any of the bones are given to your cat, it will choke and maybe die!


     We hope your cat enjoys this delicious fancy feast homemade cat food recipe of bacon and mackerel and has a delicious meal!

    Is Milk Good for Cats and Kittens to drink?

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    Is it True that Cats Love Milk? Is Milk Healthy for Cats?

    Cats Love Milk?
    Do Cats Love Milk?

    Is milk good and healthy for cats and kittens? Don’t Cats Love milk?
    Some cats do, but listen.

    In this post I will in detail explain to you why cow milk is NOT GOOD for most cats.

    So pay attention…

    In old movies, a woman always gives a cat some milk to drink on a little plate. The cat or kitten for that matter, laps it up and looks all thankful and happy after woulds.

    However, what the movie does NOT show, what side effects the poor little cat or kitten has.

    When kittens are small, they naturally drink their mothers cat milk, as all other nursing baby animals also do.
    However, once they grow up, the kittens don’t need to

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    Homemade Chicken & Meat Cheese Burger for Cats

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    McDonald Beef Cheese Burgers for Cats? Not exactly…

    This weeks’ Monday Homemade Cat Food recipe is a Home made Chicken Cheese Burger for cats.
    This Cheese Cat Burger looks very alike to a real burger and the sound of it made me droole already!
    Maybe not the healthiest “natural cat food”, but probably quite ok as

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    Home Made Crispy Trout Cat Food Recipe

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    Delicious Homemade Trout Cat Food Dinner

    Monday’s homemade cat food recipe is a delicious trout cat dinner. Trout is another beloved cat fish, so your cat will most propably love this home made crispy cat food.

    Remeber to share your experiences with us in the comment box below and tell us what you think about this homemade cat food trout dinner.

    Happy cooking!

    Ingredients for the Homemade Crispy Trout Cat Dinner:

    • 1 egg yolk
    • 1 small trout fillet
    • 3 tablespoons

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    Homemade Cat Chicken Treats Recipes

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    Chicken Cat Food Treat Recipes

    Chicken Homemade Cat Food Recipes

    CatLovingCare’s Monday Home Made Cat Food this week is a Chicken Cat Treat Recipe.

    Chicken is one of Cats all time favorites. It is tasty, simple and cheap. Chicken Treats are fun to make and a deliciously healthy cat treat for your beloved cat.

    If you are trying to train your cat for anything from toilet training to stopping your cat from scratching,  or to stop resisting [cat bathing-> how to bathe your cat], then make your cat some yummy little

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    Home Made Cat Food for Old Cats

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    Old Cats Also Deserve Good Cat Food!

    Delicious Homemade Cat Treats & Food for Old Cats

    Here is our Monday’s Homemade Cat Food Recipe for all cats around the world!
    Older and lazier cats need some exitement and change in taste of cat foods.
    Therefore, we have made a weekly post on a new and exciting Homemade Cat Treat or Cat Food.

    Cats love meat, fish and some other things too.
    Even if your cat doesn’t like an ingredient in your homemade cat food, don’t worry!
    Sometimes, oldery cats are very fixed in their ways and habbits of eating, so it may be take a little longer to brake your cats habbits.

    The trick to making your old cat love your cooking is being

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    Homemade Cat Liver Cookies Treats

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    Delicious Homemade Cat Treats & Recipes

    Cat Food Recipe –  Homemade Cat Liver Cookies

    As todays Monday’s Homemade Cat Food Recipe, I will show you how make a delicious homemade cat treat called the “Cat Liver Cookies”.

    Almost all cats simply love liver, meat and other cat specialeties.

    Sometimes, you can find such meats and foods ground up together with other things in commercial cat foods.
    However, not always do you know what else these commercial cat foods contain, such as chemicals, flavorings and unhealthy stuff for your cat    .
    Unless of course, you Buy Natural Cat Food for your cat.

    Nevertheless, even if you buy your cat natural cat food,

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    Homemade Cat Food Fish Soup for Old Cats

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    How to make Homemade Cat Broth for Old Cats?

    Ingredients for Homemade Cat Fish Soup for Old Cats:

    • 1 1/2 pounds mackerel fillets or sardines
    • 1 carrots, finely chopped
    • 2 potatoes
    • (2 slices of white bread) optional
    • 1 cup of soup noodles
    • 1 tablespoon kelp powder

    Make sure that the sardines or mackeral fillets are as fresh if possible! If the sardines have any souce then add it to the homemade cat soup too.

    Cooking Directions for Homemade Cat Broth:

    First, start by chopping up the carrot into fine little chunks.

    Next,

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    Homemade Cat Meat Balls Cat Food Recipes

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    How to Easily Make Cat Meat Balls

    Homemade Meat Balls for Cats Recipe

    Here is another delicious homemade cat food recipe for your cats to enjoy!
    Cats love meat, so a meat ball delight is a perfect homemade cat food recipe to make for your cat!

    These homemade cat meat balls shouldn’t take longer then approximately 30 minutes even a little less than half an hour to be prepared, baked and done.
    If you use the right amount of each ingredient for this cat food recipe, then you should have around 24 meat balls for your cat.

    What Ingredients for Cat Meat Balls:

    • 1 small finely grated carrot
    • 1/2 pound ground beef or turkey

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