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Cat Litter Types And How To Choose

Cat Litter Types And How To Choose

Cat litter has always been and will always be a huge matter of contention for cat owners across the globe; There are hundreds of types of litter and brands of litter to choose from, and every single person and every single cat has a particular criteria that they feel their litter should fulfill.
December 14, 2015 — Pet Pantry
Clean Teeth and Fresh Breath For Pets

Clean Teeth and Fresh Breath For Pets

Fresh breath is a sign of good dental health in your pet. If your pet has bad breath, this may be a sign of dental decay and gum disease which may affect your pet’s immune system.
October 28, 2015 — Pet Pantry
Decoding Pet Food Labels: Understanding Protein Quality and Nutrition

Decoding Pet Food Labels: Understanding Protein Quality and Nutrition

Reading and understanding labels is essential for you to make an informed choice about the food that you feed your pet.One important feature on the label of pet foods is the “Guaranteed Analysis”. This tells you the minimum percentage of crude protein, crude fat, crude fibre and moisture.This is a useful tool to help you select the right food for your pet. Whether you pet is active and needs more calories, or it is a senior and prone to put on weight, the Guaranteed Analysis will help you select a food that meets your pet’s needs.
October 28, 2015 — Pet Pantry
What is Wholesome Pet Food?

What is Wholesome Pet Food?

Wholesome pet food doesn’t use cheap fillers such as corn and other grains. It doesn’t use animal by-products. It also contains natural ingredients that provide your pet with the nutrition that it needs.
September 07, 2015 — Pet Pantry
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