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Hello, I currently feed a 50/50 mix of dry and wet food but I'm interested in trying raw. Ive been considering raw for about 6 months now but im really hesitant about doing it wrong. So my new idea (and I hope it works) is to do 50/50 mix of can and raw. I would love to use the Call of the...

I just recently started working as a receptionist/tech at a vet clinic and I had a question about vaccines. My cats have only had their kitten shots and rabies yearly. I was wondering if maybe it would be useful to get the FVCRP each year because potentially I could transmit it to my cats, or is...

It turns out this food is owned/made by Petsmart. Here are the ingredients for the Turkey and rice formula: Turkey, Turkey meal, oatmeal, rice flour, dried chicken, tomato pomace, natural flavor, canola oil, potassium chloride, dried chicory root, flax seed, dried cranberries/carrots, sweet...

I'm not sure how many pounds the biggest bag was but it was going for $27.99. The 6-7lb bag was $14.99.

I was browsing the cat food at Petsmart and noticed they have a new food called Simply Nourish out. I tried to look it up online and cant seem to find any information about it. It seems to be a decent food. The first 2 ingredients were chicken products (not by products) and then oatmeal, rice...

I have 2 male cats that seem to want to chew everything they can get their teeth on. Ive been giving them the N-Bone cat chew treats and that seems to be helping. I was recently at Petsmart and noticed they had ferret chew treats and was wondering if they would be acceptable for cats...

A grain food / grain free food can be mixed together? Does that create an imbalance of vitamins/minerals? Mixing together would be a great alternative to completely switching their food for me.

Hello All, I have two male cats, one is 2yrs and the other is 17 weeks. They eat a combination of dry and mostly wet food. After reading a few posts on here about grain free not being the best food for males I'm slightly confused. I was wondering if someone could explain a bit more in detail...