Pets Care

More than ever, people are looking for natural and organic food for their cats. Indeed, people are more aware of the unwanted ingredients in their food. There are many natural and organic dry and wet food for cats on the shelves. However, understanding the difference between the two can be challenging. If you know the difference, you can choose the right type of food for your cat. Organic food versus organic cat food Natural cat food The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has not yet defined the term "natural" as it applies to food. However, there is a definition of pet food. The American Association of Feed Control Officers (AAFCO) states that "natural" ingredients cannot be produced or subjected to chemical synthesis processes. In addition, it must not contain any chemical-synthetic additives or technological additives. The quantities that are inevitably the result of good production practices are an exception. The ingredients from vegetable, an...

1. Check the "little used" goods Local websites with advertisements (or newspapers), garage sales offers or even second-hand shops may contain consumables that your pet can use. With a little luck, good timing and good control, you could find newly used items for pets in new conditions. I know I sold items for pets that have barely been smelled; I thought my animals would like it and after weeks of encouraging the article, they continued to treat it with contempt. At that time, I could not return the item, so I sold it to a happy owner who was happy to get the item at a reduced price. 2. Search for "human versions" of pets Manufacturers know that people pay the highest dollar for their beloved pets. The prices of articles for pets are often considerably higher than those of the comparable human version. Many "personal things" can be reused for pets. For example, a stainless steel bowl would be a great bowl for your dog's water - instead of doubl...