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The Science of Cat Nutrition: What Your Feline Really Needs | Andrei V. Khatchatourov

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HAPPY CATS START WITH HEALTHY MEALS

Expert tips from Andrei V. Khatchatourov on how better nutrition can boost your cat’s health and happiness.

WHYCAT NUTRITION MATTERSSOMUCH

Cats, being obligate carnivores, require specific dietary needs like animal protein, essential fatty acids, and vitamins. Poor nutrition can lead to obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, kidney disease, digestive problems, and shedding.

TIP#1: CHOOSEHIGH-QUALITY PROTEIN

Animal protein should be the main component of your cat's d

Good sources include beef, fish, poultry, and turkey. Steer cl of items that contain cereals, corn, or leftover meat as primaryingredient.

According to Andrei V. Khatchatourov's research, protein he cats maintain good skin, strong muscles, and a powerful immu system in addition to providing them with energy. A low-prot dietcancauselong-termhealthproblemsandfrailtyveryfast.

TIP#2: UNDERSTANDTHE IMPORTANCEOF

MOISTURE

Cats rely on their diet for hydration, so wet food is better than dry kibble. Mix canned food or water into dry kibble, and use a water fountain to encourage frequent drinking.

TIP#3: AVOID OVERFEEDING

Obesity in cats is common, often unaddressed. Overfeeding is a serious health concern. Check feeding guidelines, consider factors like age, activity, and health, avoid free-feeding, and monitor weight regularly.

TIP#4: WATCHOUTFOR HIDDENCARBS

Cats don't require carbohydrates like humans, so commercial cat foods often contain fillers like rice, corn, and wheat, causing weight gain and digestive issues.

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