Sentences with phrase «modern cat foods»

Modern cat foods may do a grand job in supplying your feline with the right vitamins and nutrients, but they do little to keep their teeth healthy.
This is becoming an increasing problem because modern cat food usually has a low amount of water inside.

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Together with her sister, Vinnie (Jennifer Ehle, in a rare role worth her warm talent), and an irreverently modern friend, Vryling Buffam (Catherine Bailey), Emily bats guests, suitors, and uptight relatives around like a cat playing with its food — an intellectual game hunt that seems to fill her father (Keith Carradine) with a mixture of disapproval and begrudging pride.
Stones and gravel are less common than they once were — they were associated with dried cat foods, but modern formulations eliminate the problem in all but a very few susceptible cats.
Indoor - only cats are less active than cats with access to the outdoors, and, unlike their ancestors, modern domestic cats no longer have to hunt for food.
The commercial dog food industry stepped in with a modern, scientific way to feed cats that was bagged, canned, easily categorized and available at your grocery store.
Modern day cats eat lots of dry food which has very low water content (about 10 %) and so they need an additional water supply in the form of a separate water bowl.
Modern dry food contains such a low amount of water that cats dehydrate and often become seriously ill if they do not drink enough liquids.
The proponents of grain free cat food argue that the ancestors of modern house cats did not dine on cereal grains.
According to our modern stereotypes, there are two things cats love more than any other food: cream and fresh fish.
That said, many modern - day cats don't drink enough water and are in a state of mild dehydration because they eat a lot of dry food.
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Stones and gravel are less common than they once were - they were associated with dried cat foods, but modern formulations eliminate the problem in all but a very few susceptible cats.
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