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How can you make your indoor cat's life more stimulating?
Between meals, playtime, cosy naps and cuddles, life for an indoor cat can seem very comfortable. They are also protected from many of the dangers outdoor cats face, such as traffic, disease, predators and fights with other animals. But sometimes this safety comes at a cost. In the wild, cats spend their days hunting, patrolling their territory, climbing, observing, sniffing, listening and making countless decisions. Their minds are naturally geared towards exploring and solving problems. This is often what cats living entirely indoors can miss. The good news is that a few simple changes can make your cat's environment more enriching, without turning your home into a jungle.
Why dogs love sniffing so much
You put your shoes on, grab the leash, and head outside expecting a simple walk around the block. Meanwhile, your dog stops every few steps to sniff a tree, a patch of grass, or a random spot on the sidewalk that seems completely unimportant to you.
Complete vs complementary cat food: what’s the difference?
You may have already noticed this label on some cat foods: “complementary food.” And like many people, you may have wondered: “Does this mean this food isn’t really good for my cat? Should I still be feeding it?” Today, the word “complete” is often associated with something better, more balanced, or more nutritious in people’s minds. Some may even assume that a product is somehow “less good” simply because it is labeled as complementary. But the reality is quite different! Here’s what it really means. What does “complementary food” actually mean? Complete foods are formulated to meet all of a cat’s nutritional needs at every meal. To achieve this, vitamins and minerals are added to the recipe so the food is nutritionally balanced on its own. Complementary foods work differently. They do not contain these added supplements, but instead focus on ingredients that, on their own in a single meal, do not provide every essential nutrient a cat needs. In reality, it’s very similar to how we approach our own diets.
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The REcommunity is open to everyone, yet it is also the community of its founders, Almo Nature and the Capellino Foundation.
It is based on the belief that life is a single, indivisible whole, and that human activities, when carried out without restraint – as is the case today – have a negative impact on it.
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