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The Importance of Animal versus Plant Proteins for Cats

As true carnivores, cats are unable to effectively utilise plant proteins. They are less digestible, incomplete and unsuitable to felines. They are also less bioavailable and less nutritionally supportive. Cats need animal-based protein – and lots of it – to maintain health and optimal functioning.

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Why do Cats Chew on Poisonous Plants?

Cats love plants. Luscious gardens make the perfect hiding spot. Bored indoor cats constantly search around the home for interesting things to play with - plants included. Cats are drawn to plants and there are some surprising reasons why they will chew on even the deadliest of plants.

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Why Does My Cat Eat Vegetables?

Cats are de-programmed from eating their natural, instinctual diet. They are instead programmed to eat a variety of carnivore inappropriate plant foods used in commercial diets. Cats are so misguided that they no longer recognise their ancestral food and simply eat what is familiar to them.

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Can We Still Trust Science and Research?

This website depends heavily on research results and statistics to add value to content. Incorporating scientific information provides a depth of knowledge that goes beyond anecdotal reporting. But can we still trust science and research? The answer is yes, if you know how to look at information.

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Why do Cats Eat Grass? And Should They?

Cats across different species – big, small, domestic and wild – actively seek out grass or greenery. There are many theories about grass eating – some more compelling than others. The bottom line is that eating bits of greenery fulfills a purpose to felines and is normal behaviour in healthy cats.