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I’m so confused now because I’ve been adding brewer’s yeast to my cats and dogs foods cuz they say it’s good for fleas or something lol But now she says that it’s not a good thing.
One of my cats did not drink enough and had trouble with his bladder. I changed his food and he is good now
I fed my cats raw meat as kittens, still one of them refuses to eat anything other than kibble…
She’s a Godsend to us pet parents. I’m going into her archives and I’m so reminded why I love her!
thanks for this educational video. Would you have links to the difference of nutrient profiles between farmed fish and wild caught fish and potentially similar for poultry (outdoor live vs confined)? thanks