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🥣 How Much Should I Feed My Cat Each Day?

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We’ve all been there — standing in the kitchen, scoop in hand, staring at a very dramatic cat who’s convinced they’re one bite away from starvation. Meanwhile, you're Googling “how much cat food per day” while they dramatically collapse beside the food bowl. Let’s settle it once and for all: how much should you really be feeding your cat each day? It turns out the answer isn’t just “whatever keeps them from eating your plants.” It depends on age, weight, activity level, and type of food. Here’s your ultimate guide, written for real cat parents — not robots. ⚖️ One Size Doesn’t Fit All You’d think feeding a cat would be straightforward. But much like us humans, cats come in all shapes, sizes, and levels of sass. The right daily amount of food depends on: 🐾 Age (kitten, adult, senior) ⚖️ Weight 🏃 Activity level 🍽️ Food type (dry, wet, combo) 🩺 Health conditions (diabetic? pregnant? fluffy overlord with a thyroid problem?) If your cat is: Gaining weight → too much food Losing wei...

🩺 What Cat Food Do Vets Recommend?

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  If you’ve ever stared at the cat food aisle like it’s a complicated maths exam, you’re not alone. So many bags, tins, and pouches — and they all promise something. “High protein!” “Grain free!” “With real fish!” “With imaginary patience from your cat!” And just when you think you’ve figured it out, your vet says something like, “Well, I’d recommend something a little more balanced.” Balanced? By whose standards? And why does Cookie keep eating the cheap stuff like it’s gourmet? Let’s take a deep breath and ask the real question: What cat food do actual vets recommend — and why? 👩‍⚕️ What Do Vets Look For in Cat Food? Vets aren’t being picky just to make your life harder. Their recommendations come from years of medical training and experience treating everything from itchy skin to kidney failure. Here’s what matters most to most veterinarians when it comes to food: ✅ Complete and Balanced Nutrition Look for those magical words: “Complete and balanced” on the label. This means...