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Post Holiday Hazards For Cats & #Petcurean Survey

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Christmas may be over but holiday hazards may remain. Cats, being forever curious can be tempted to nibble on forbidden foods or worse, toxic plants like poinsettias or potentially lethal tinsel. Continued vigilance is needed until the last decorations are tucked away and toxic items tossed out.

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Leftover turkey can be a treat as long as no bones are given. According to a survey only 44% of pet owners believe cooked bones are unhealthy. A shocking 24% believe bones was healthy. They are not. Michele Dixon, Health and Nutrition Specialist with Petcurean says “Possible broken teeth, mouth or tongue injuries and bones getting stuck in your cat’s windpipe are just a few reasons why cooked bones are a no- no for pets,”

Pumpkin pie is another holiday favorite, just not for cats. Have you fed your cat pumpkin? Or cranberries? If so, you’re in the minority. Just 4% have fed cranberries and only 9% have served up pumpkin…but both make a great addition to your cat’s diet. Both are found in both Petcurean GO! and NOW FRESH recipes. “Pumpkin is good for your pet’s digestion and is high in Vitamin A and beta-carotene, while cranberries are high in antioxidants and are a good source of fiber, Vitamin C and Vitamin K,” says Dixon.

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We’ve used plain,unsweetened pumpkin for years whenever constipation issues crop up. It’s a wonderful source of fiber. This is our handy tip if you aren’t feeding a cat food with added pumpkin.

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There’s still time to enter our giveaway for 24 lbs. of Petcurean, the premium cat food. To enter simply leave a comment at our giveaway post. The winner will be announced next Friday.

Petcurean is an independent, Canadian-owned family business. Since its beginnings in 1999, Petcurean has been committed to creating unique, nutritionally-balanced recipes for dogs and cats, using premium- quality natural ingredients. Petcurean pet foods are made in Canada, available only in pet specialty stores, and are enjoyed by dogs and cats all around the world. For more information, please visit www.petcurean.com.

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11 Comments

  • Kitties Blue

    OMC…we just saw about the passing of GrisGris. We are speechless and heartbroken for you. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May God hold your hand as you process and grieve your sudden loss of this handsome and loved kitty. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo and our Mom, Janet

  • Georgia and Julie

    We just saw on the Cat Blogosphere that GrisGris has passed away.
    We are so very sorry and we send you comforting purrs.
    We wish there was something we could do to help with the hurt.
    Hugs and Purrs.
    Purrs Georgia and Julie,
    Treasure,Tiger and JJ
    and Angel Tillie

  • Sparkle

    We only find unsweetened pumkin in HUGE cans that Binga (who is the one who needs it most) will never finish. Even if my human freezes them. So she’s on lactulose.

    Sending many, many purrs to Gris Gris!

  • Sue Brandes

    We had to use pumpkin for 2 older kitties who got constipated from their neds. Never knew that worked till the vet told me. Sending healing purrs and prayers for Gris Gris.
    Charlie,Cashew,Garfield,Tubby

  • Skeeter and Izzy

    We are excited about the Petcurean products!!
    Thanks for the info on cranberries and pumpkin…we always appreciate anything that can help our babies.
    We hope you and your family had a wonderful Catsmus!!!
    Luvs and Kitty kisses
    Skeeter and Izzy and the Feral Gang + Peanut and Twig and Romeo >^..^<

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