Eukanuba Cat - an extraordinary launch for extraordionary beings
The award winning Eukanuba Cat has launched to critical acclaim amongst cat lovers everywhere in SA.
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Hairballs!
| What happens to the loose hair when cats groom themselves and how can you help to prevent your cat from grooming herself into a state of ill health?
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Tuesday, August 2, 2011
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What’s for dinner?
| Why it’s important to choose the right food for your kitten. So you’ve taken the plunge, you’ve chosen a kitten and she’s coming home next week. But what do you do about feeding the little mite?
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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9 No-Nos
| What not to feed your cat. The digestive process supplies your cat with the nutrients and energy he needs to live and stay healthy. His digestive system is similar to your own.
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Monday, February 14, 2011
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10 Feeding tips
| The what, how and when of feeding your cat. Follow our tips and prolong your cat’s health
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Monday, February 14, 2011
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Health food
| Diets specially formulated to aid healing. With the many commercial cat foods available on the market today, there is a product for just about every breed, age, size, activity level and health issue.
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Tuesday, December 21, 2010
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From Fat to Fit
| Here is how to recognise obesity in your cat as well as tips on how to help her get back into shape.
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Monday, September 20, 2010
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9 Ways to prolong the life of an obese cat
| How to improve the weight, health and quality of life of your overweight cat
1. Cats typically eat 10 to 20 small meals throughout the day and night, so feed your cat several small meals and stick to a good quality ‘light’ or ‘low calorie’ diet, specially formulated for overweight cats
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Monday, September 20, 2010
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The Taurine Debate
| How much taurine do cats really need?
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Thursday, September 16, 2010
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The golden years
| As we age our bodies start to lose the ability to compensate and return the body to a ‘normal state’. For example thirst control of older cats is diminished, leading to poor water intake with consequences such as constipation and urinary tract problems.
This becomes noticeable in a cat at about the age of seven years, whichcorresponds to an age of 50 in humans. This lifestage is called mature adult or senior. The external changes may not be very evident, but the internal organs are certainly slowing down.
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Zaskia Swart - Pubished : Wednesday, September 15, 2010
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