Hello everyone!
My name is Elizabeth. I own a classy, tuxedo cat I named Nemo. He is 11 years old. I got him from a shelter at 2 months old where he was promptly neutered before being sent home with us. I wonder often if his health would be different had I kept him intact for another year? Not much I can do now.
He was originally fed some cheap colorful kibble, for a few years. He began to throw up, and I did some research and decided that I would switch his food. I stuck to Purina One for sensitive systems. He threw up his food, but it was rare. I kept him on that for another few years. It wasn't until he was about eight and I began to research dog food, that I started thinking about changing his diet around. There were some issues with his health after going for a vet visit, and now his diet consists of all wet food- either pet guard or nature's variety limited ingredients. Absolutely no seafood as I have learned he is allergic to it. I plan to ask a few question in the health forum regarding his health, I will look around to see if my questions have already been covered.
Along with Nemo, I have a two year old American Pit Bull Terrier, Sunny. I do a lot of dog shows and am getting into obedience and other dog sports.
Nemo is mostly an indoor cat, but he does like to go out front and lounge on a cat tree I have on the porch, or lay on the boat. I've always allowed him free run of the house and time outside.
Well I'm glad to be joining! I've always thought myself a cat lover, but what kind of cat lover doesn't know a thing about cat nutrition! Hope to learn lots here. Thank you !
My name is Elizabeth. I own a classy, tuxedo cat I named Nemo. He is 11 years old. I got him from a shelter at 2 months old where he was promptly neutered before being sent home with us. I wonder often if his health would be different had I kept him intact for another year? Not much I can do now.
He was originally fed some cheap colorful kibble, for a few years. He began to throw up, and I did some research and decided that I would switch his food. I stuck to Purina One for sensitive systems. He threw up his food, but it was rare. I kept him on that for another few years. It wasn't until he was about eight and I began to research dog food, that I started thinking about changing his diet around. There were some issues with his health after going for a vet visit, and now his diet consists of all wet food- either pet guard or nature's variety limited ingredients. Absolutely no seafood as I have learned he is allergic to it. I plan to ask a few question in the health forum regarding his health, I will look around to see if my questions have already been covered.
Along with Nemo, I have a two year old American Pit Bull Terrier, Sunny. I do a lot of dog shows and am getting into obedience and other dog sports.
Nemo is mostly an indoor cat, but he does like to go out front and lounge on a cat tree I have on the porch, or lay on the boat. I've always allowed him free run of the house and time outside.
Well I'm glad to be joining! I've always thought myself a cat lover, but what kind of cat lover doesn't know a thing about cat nutrition! Hope to learn lots here. Thank you !
