Cat care

 Cats are carnivores and need meat. A raw meat diet is best. Mice are total nutrition for a cat and you can but them frozen if you like. Here is a   link for you to view - https://www.laynelabs.com/frozen-mice.  

Avoid  all ocean fish as it is high in iodine which can cause health  problems such as hyperthyroid. Avoid all cheap cat foods which are  grain rich which is not a natural cat diet. Also avoid all cat foods with Canola Oil which is toxic to cats and humans. However, if you  choose a dry food  keep in mind it is not good on a cat's kidneys over a  cat's lifetime.  We recommend a grain free formula if you are choosing a  dry cat food.  

 Removing  the claws on  Old Style Siamese cats or Thai Cats claws is barbaric and  is outlawed in many countries. It causes  extreme pain to the cat for  the rest of its life and can cause  behavioral problems such as soiling  outside a litter box. Removing the  claw is like having your entire  finger removed! We believe that leaving in a cat's claws are essential  to their overall mental and physical health.  You can simply glue on  claw tips that you can purchase from Foster &  Smith, http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=19945&cmpid=02cseYY&gclid=CJqzwP-K0c4CFQUpaQodWCcHZQ. For more information please visit www.pawproject.org   

This is a wonderful holistic veterinarian that we follow.  She has great educational videos on proper pet care.
 

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/dr-karen-becker.aspx

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**We recommend you follow Dr. John Robb. He is a marvelous vet who is  battling the rabies vaccine methods mandated by your legislators and  pharmaceutical industry.