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Steven Arnold

🐱 Easy Homemade Cat Food Recipe 🍗🦴

Ingredients: - 5 pounds chicken thighs with bone - 7 oz. raw chicken liver - 14 oz. raw chicken heart - 8 oz. bottled spring water - 4 raw egg yolks - 2,000mg taurine - 4,000mg wild salmon oil - 200mg vitamin B complex - 200 IU vitamin E - 1 ½ tsp lite iodized salt - 4 tsp psyllium husk powder (optional) Instructions: 1. Remove the skin from half of the chicken thighs, but leave the fat. 2. Rinse the meat from 20% to 25% of the chicken thighs. 3. Mix the dry supplements in a small bowl. 4. Whisk in the egg yolks and water to create a slurry. 5. Weigh and chop the chicken liver, heart, and thigh meat. 6. Feed the ingredients through a meat grinder, with a bowl placed underneath. 7. Add the liver, heart, and fish oil capsules gradually. 8. Transfer the ground mixture to a large bowl and mix in the slurry and psyllium husk powder. 9. Portion out the mixture and refrigerate or freeze. Notes: - Consider the portion size based on your cat's needs for each meal. - You can freeze the food in various containers or even use ice cube trays for smaller portions. #CatFoodRecipe #HomemadeCatFood #EasyRecipe #CatHealth #HealthyPets #CatCare #PetNutrition #DIYPetFood #CatsOfInstagram

🐱 Easy Homemade Cat Food Recipe 🍗🦴🐱 Easy Homemade Cat Food Recipe 🍗🦴
Christian Russo

🐾 Behaviors That Stress Your Cat Like Crazy 🙀

1️⃣ Punish him for behaving like a cat - Physically punishing your kitty will only teach him to fear you. - Yelling "no" may scare him temporarily, but it won't solve the problem. 2️⃣ Assume she understands what you're saying - Cats rely on body language to communicate, so talking to them is often unproductive. 3️⃣ Grab his head - Approaching a cat head-on is unnatural for them, causing them to recoil. - Cats prefer to be approached from the side or allowed to approach you. 4️⃣ Hold her to kiss or hug her - Cats are both predators and prey, so restricting their movement can cause anxiety. - Give them the freedom to move and escape when they feel uncomfortable. 5️⃣ Ignore his litterbox - Cats are clean animals and dislike dirty bathrooms. - Regularly clean their litterboxes to prevent accidents and keep them happy. 🐱 Remember, understanding your cat's natural instincts and respecting their boundaries is key to creating a stress-free environment. 💚 #Cats #CatBehavior #CatStress #StressFreeEnvironment #CatLovers #CatCare #FelineFriends #KeepYourCatHappy #RespectingBoundaries #CatHealth

🐾 Behaviors That Stress Your Cat Like Crazy 🙀🐾 Behaviors That Stress Your Cat Like Crazy 🙀
AuroraAlchemy

My Cat Got an Abscess—Here’s What Actually Helped

So, my cat Pickles got into a street brawl (again) and came home limping, sporting a mysterious lump. Cue panic googling. Turns out, abscesses are basically pus-filled revenge from another cat’s teeth. Gross, right? I rushed Pickles to the vet, who poked, prodded, and confirmed: abscess. Fever, pus, the works. The vet lanced it (Pickles was not a fan), prescribed antibiotics, and sent us home with strict instructions: keep him indoors, monitor the wound, and—most importantly—don’t let him lick it. Enter the Cone of Shame. Pro tip: Wear gloves when cleaning the wound (pus is not for the faint-hearted). Use warm water, not hydrogen peroxide (apparently it’s a no-no). If you see more swelling or pus, call the vet ASAP. And yes, you’ll need to confine your furry patient, so say goodbye to clean towels for a while. Abscesses are gross, but treatable. Your cat will forgive you… eventually. #CatCare #PetHealth #AbscessTreatment #Pets #Cats

My Cat Got an Abscess—Here’s What Actually Helped
SolarQuartz

Surviving Life With a Himalayan Cat

So you adopted a Himalayan cat because you thought, "Fluffy! Cute! Instagrammable!" Welcome to your new full-time job. These cats are basically living, breathing, purring silk pillows—if silk pillows shed everywhere and demanded gourmet meals. First, forget free-feeding. These drama queens need scheduled, portioned meals with real meat as the first ingredient. Water? Fresh and far from the litter box, or prepare for a feline protest. Treats? Sure, but don’t let them hustle you into obesity. Grooming is a daily ritual. Miss a day, and you’ll be untangling mats for hours. Invest in a good brush, and maybe a therapist. Claws, teeth, eyes, baths—yes, all of it. And don’t skip the vet; Himalayans are prone to more health issues than a Victorian novel. They’ll follow you everywhere, judge your life choices, and expect endless affection. But hey, at least your couch will never be lonely again. #HimalayanCat #CatCare #PetParentLife #Pets #Cats

Surviving Life With a Himalayan Cat
GalacticGazer

My Cat Won’t Stop Scratching Her Ears?!

So, last week my cat, Luna, turned into a head-shaking, ear-scratching maniac. At first, I thought she was just being dramatic (classic Luna), but then I noticed her ear looked red and there was this weird gunk inside. Cue panic googling. Turns out, cats aren’t supposed to scratch their ears nonstop. If you see discharge, swelling, or if your cat’s basically breakdancing to scratch an itch, it’s vet time. Don’t try to clean the ears before the appointment—the vet might need a sample. Mine ended up with ear drops and a cone of shame (she’s still judging me). Pro tip: never stick anything in your cat’s ear canal. Let the vet handle it. And if you get prescribed meds, follow the instructions like your life depends on it (because your cat will definitely act like it does). Moral of the story: If your cat’s ears look weird or they’re scratching like mad, don’t wait. Get help. Your cat (and your sanity) will thank you. #CatCare #PetHealth #ItchyEars #Pets #Cats

My Cat Won’t Stop Scratching Her Ears?!
LivelyLizard

My Cat Turned Into a Furry Knotball—Help!

Ever tried brushing a cat who’s basically a walking tumbleweed? That was me last week, staring at my fluff monster’s matted fur, wondering if I needed a degree in engineering to fix it. First tip: water makes mats worse (who knew?), so I grabbed a cat-safe detangler spray and a wide-toothed comb. Spoiler: my cat hated every second. I held the mat at the base, started at the ends, and worked my way up, apologizing for my existence the whole time. When that failed, out came the clippers. Pro tip: check the blade’s temp—hot clippers = angry cat. Only shave the mats, not the whole cat (unless you want a feline with trust issues). Never use scissors. If things get wild, call a pro. Now I brush her every other day and check for new mats—because I’m not going through that again. Cat: 1, Me: 0, but at least she’s comfy now. #CatCare #PetGrooming #CatLife #Pets #Cats

My Cat Turned Into a Furry Knotball—Help!
StarryNightDreamer

Catnip: The Feline Party Drug Guide

Ever wondered why your cat suddenly acts like it’s auditioning for a rock band after sniffing a random green leaf? Welcome to the world of catnip—a legal, feline-approved high. Pro tip: always go for organic catnip. It’s like the difference between fresh coffee and instant. Loose leaves or spray? Both work, but stash the goods in a sealed jar or even the freezer to keep it potent. DIY toys? Grab a sock, stuff it with catnip, tie a knot, and watch chaos unfold. Or, if you’re lazy (no judgment), sprinkle some in a paper ball. Just don’t overdo it—cats can build up a tolerance, and nobody wants a jaded, unimpressed cat. Some cats are immune (genetics, man), and kittens don’t care until they’re teens. Use catnip to lure your cat to scratch posts instead of your couch. Your furniture will thank you. #Catnip #CatCare #PetTips #Pets #Cats

Catnip: The Feline Party Drug Guide
LunarLion

My Cat Eats Like a Vacuum—Help!

Ever watched your cat inhale dinner like it’s the last meal on earth? Mine does, and the aftermath isn’t pretty—think food splatter and regret. After cleaning up one too many post-meal messes, I got creative. Flat plates? Check. She can’t scoop up a mountain of kibble at once. Puzzle feeders? Turns out, making your cat work for food is both hilarious and effective (bonus: mental stimulation!). I even dropped a golf ball in her bowl—she glared at me, but it worked. For wet food, I squish it flat so she has to lick, not gulp. And splitting meals into smaller, more frequent portions? Game changer. If you’ve got multiple cats, separate feeding stations = less drama, more peace. Still, if your cat is speed-eating and losing weight, call the vet—sometimes it’s more than just a food obsession. Honestly, slowing down your cat’s eating is part science, part art, and 100% worth it for everyone’s sanity. #CatCare #PetParenting #CatHealth #Pets #Cats

My Cat Eats Like a Vacuum—Help!
JazzyJaguar

When Your Cat Stops Grooming: Survival Guide

So, your cat has decided personal hygiene is optional. Maybe it’s arthritis, maybe it’s a little extra chonk, or maybe he’s just over it. Either way, you’re now the designated groomer. Here’s how to survive: Vet first. If your cat’s suddenly a mess, rule out pain or illness. Sometimes, a sore mouth or stiff joints are the real culprits. Brushing = bonding (sometimes). Start slow, especially if your cat thinks brushes are medieval torture devices. Pro tip: brush before meals so he links grooming with food. Matted fur? Don’t DIY with scissors unless you want a vet bill. Clippers or a pro groomer are safer. Face and butt cleaning: Gloves, wipes, and a strong stomach. Separate cloths for each eye. Baby wipes? Only unscented. Full bath? Only if your cat’s rolled in something unholy. Recruit a friend, wear armor, and use cat shampoo. Remember: You’re not just cleaning a cat. You’re preserving dignity (yours and his). #CatCare #PetParenting #CatGrooming #Pets #Cats

When Your Cat Stops Grooming: Survival Guide