Cats

Ciao Churu is a safe, low-calorie lickable treat for most healthy cats, but it is not a meal. Here is what is in it, how many tubes to feed, and when to skip it.

Five salmon cat treats compared by type, ingredients, and calories, plus how many treats a cat can have, raw and freeze-dried safety, and a simple homemade option.

Homemade food is risky for a pregnant cat unless a veterinary nutritionist writes the recipe. Here is what pregnant cats need, why most recipes fall short, and the safer way to feed.

Is SmartHeart cat food good? A plain look at what is in it, who it suits, what to check on the label, and when to choose something else.

Sheba wet cat food is an affordable, grain-free line from Mars Petcare. Here is what is in the trays, the real nutrition numbers, how much to feed, and who it suits.

Acana cat food is a high-protein, meat-first brand from Champion Petfoods. This review covers the current US lineup, label numbers, safety record, price, and who it suits.

How to choose kitten food: the AAFCO growth statement to look for, wet vs. dry, a feeding schedule by age, well-known kitten lines, and when to switch to adult food.

Can Blue Buffalo cause diarrhea in cats? It can, as any new food can. Here are the common causes, how to switch foods safely, and when to call the vet.

Lucy Pet Products makes limited-ingredient dry and wet cat foods. Here is what is in them, what they cost, who makes them and who they suit.

Choline chloride is a common, safe vitamin-like additive in cat food. Here is what it does, why it appears on the label, and when to ask your vet.