Scottish Boiler Than Feed
What's better for a cat - feed or real food? To feed the cat? What kind of food is she good for?
Cat bosses, especially in towns, ask themselves these questions as soon as they have a cat.
Let's start with the cat eating either natural food from the host table and the refrigerator or special feed (dry or banks).
The answer lies behind the second popularity, after "environmentally clean" word "natural." Yes, the "natural" character today is a guarantee of quality and usefulness. Of course, no matter how expensive and quality a special feed, it won't be more useful for cats than natural food.
Yes, the various consultants will tell you that you can't feed a cat naturally because it might be harmful to her health. But do you remember the sick street cats, even the city? No! The health of these cats may be affected either by old age or physical damage in connection with dogs, cats and, unfortunately, with people. A few words about cat old age. Cats (especially streets) aren't as old as people. Their vital activity has been virtually non-reduction until the very last moment. If a street cat doesn't eat, it's just skinny, and her hair loses its glitter. The fact that such cats eat is much worse than the cheapest food on the table. However, by health, semi-hungry vagrants will give for any apartment barin. Yes, these cats may have glisters and other common diseases, but their strong immune system and strong physical loads prevent such problems from exacerbating their common feelings.
Consequently, the quality of natural food does not affect cat health too much. It's about eating! Food is a source of energy. The fat cat in the freeze won't freeze, but it's not cold in the weather. But it's all about street cats.
Why do you need special food? What's his advantage, if there's one? The origin of industrial food is a brilliant commercial vision. These are primarily for cats living in urban apartments. Special feed is, first of all, convenient. Any cat is fast becoming a big believer in food. And not every master has the strength and pedagogical skills to make her eat what they give. Also, everyday cat meal is labour-intensive. ♪ ♪
