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Cats have a very unique set of nutritional requirements to maintain optimum health and avoid any unwanted ailments. We at HappyPets pride ourselves in offering a wide range of the best cat food from top cat food brands. Our range of food for cats covers a great selection of carefully formulated diets with optimal nutritional requirements for cats of all life stages. From digestive support, to teeth and oral health to limiting weight gain and hairballs - we have what your cat needs. Quick and easy delivery across all seven emirates.
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All cat owners know that cats have incredibly unique dietary requirements – which means you have a special checklist for your cat’s diet. Keeping on top of feline urinary tract health is probably the most important concern of all, a product like Royal Canin Feline Urinary Care and the accompanying wet food pouches can help. Preventing excess weight gain in felines, maintaining healthy teeth and gums and helping prevent hairballs and avoiding allergies are also grave concerns for cat parents. HappyPets.ae offers a huge selection of cat wet and dry food options – so whether you have a pampered housecat or foster to feed, or need food for a menagerie of street cats, or a mischievous gallivanting outdoor kitty – we have the right food for your feline friend. Our friendly delivery team delivers within 24-48 hours across the UAE.
We at HappyPets aim to please cat owners with the best selection of carefully formulated feline diets from leading international manufacturers like Hills Science Plan, Royal Canin Food for Cats, Applaws Cat Food, Kit Cat and Orijen. With products created for a multitude of cat dietary requirements and different lifestages we also have a wide range of kitten and babycat food, milk replacers and also options for senior cats.
FAQs:
Should I choose grain-free food for my cat?
Is wet food better than dry food?
Are there any foods that are harmful to cats?
The Grain-free Debate – What’s Better?
This debate that will never end. The truth is every cat is different and while some felines will thrive on a cat food that contains grains, others might develop severe allergies and need a grain-free diet option for cats. Cats in the wild will only eat fresh raw meat, but they do get a small amount of grain and vegetable in their diet from the stomach contents of their prey. Just as humans and our dietary requirements have evolved over the years so too have domestic cats, and with advanced research many cat food brands assure that the grains inside their food are beneficial to our modern day tame pets. For the best grain free cat food options take a look here.
Is it best to feed Dry food of Wet Food to Cats?
The Million Dollar Question – in reality, there simply is not enough research on this age-old question. Dry adult cat food is normally cheaper and is relatively hassle-free as it can be left out in larger quantities and not spoil. Cat dry food does tend to contain higher level of carbohydrates and sometimes less protein than similar wet food options. Wet food for cats needs refrigeration if you have a single cat who would not eat a whole tin in one serving but has a really high moisture content (usually over 70%) which helps with cat hydration. Generally, cat wet food pouches or tins will also have a higher protein content and less carbs. Because if the “chewable” nature of dry food some cat owners believe it can help in cleansing teeth and maintaining cat gum health. So, there are pros and cons to feeding cat dry food vs. cat wet food. Most customers choose a healthy mix of both for their pampered pet.
What foods are dangerous for my cat?
If you thought chocolate was only dangerous for dogs, think again. It is just as poisonous for cats because of substances called methylxanthines (also found in caffeine) that can cause vomiting or diarrhea, muscle tremors, unusual heart rhythm, increased thirst, and seizures.
Foods that contain alcohol can be dangerous for your cat and lead to vomiting, diarrhea, disorientation, trouble breathing, coma, and even death. If there is any risk that your cat has taken in even a small amount of alcohol, make an emergency trip to the vet.
Onions, garlic, shallots, and scallions in large quantities can be poisonous to cats and can affect your cats red blood cells and cause anemia. Exposure to concentrated powders like onion powder or brown onion soup mixes can have similar effects.
Watch out when your busy in the kitchen! Because of your kitty’s unique digestive system, raw dough can expansion in your cats stomach, or if it contains yeast can actually create alcohol in the stomach which is really toxic.
The biggest myth – cats drinking milk. Even though cats enjoy lapping up milk, the lactose in milk is difficult for cats to digest and it can give them a really upset stomach. You can find special cat milks like Zeal Pet Milk – that is especially formulated to be safe for your cat.
Grapes or raisins – even in small quantities – can make your cat unwell and can even cause kidney failure. Keep an eye out for symptoms of discomfort, lethargy and reduced appetite and get your pet to the vet immediately.
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