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Feline Care: Photo of Man Holding Cat They're all grown up—it's time to start treating, and feeding, them that way. Just because they're older, doesn't mean adult cats are completely self-sufficient. Adult cats have nutritional needs particular to their life stage just as kittens and senior cats do, and they need your help to meet them. The CatChow.com Adult Care Center topics will clue you in on what you need to know about adult cats & feline care.

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Library Article Mentor Q&A  Adopting a New Cat
Mentor Q&A  Adoption Facts
Mentor Q&A  Allergies
Mentor Q&A  Anal Glands
Mentor Q&A  Biting, Scratching and Hissing
Mentor Q&A  Breeding
Mentor Q&A  Breeding Information
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Cat Behavior
Mentor Q&A  Cat Ears and Hearing
Mentor Q&A  Cat Eyes
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Cat Facts
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Cat Food Ingredients
Mentor Q&A  Cat Naps - Cats and Sleep
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Cat Safety
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Catnip
Mentor Q&A  Cats and Other Pets
Mentor Q&A  Cats and the Weather
Mentor Q&A  Cerebellar Hypoplasia
Mentor Q&A  Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome
Mentor Q&A  Colitis
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Communication
Mentor Q&A  Constipation
Mentor Q&A  Cystitis
Mentor Q&A  Deafness
Mentor Q&A  Death and Grieving
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Dental Health
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Depression
Mentor Q&A  Digestion problems
Mentor Q&A  Dreaming
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Eating Problems
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Essential Nutrients for Cats
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Examining Your Cat
Mentor Q&A  Facts and Figures
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Feeding Your Cat
Mentor Q&A  Feeding Your Kitten
Mentor Q&A  Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
Mentor Q&A  Feline Leukemia
Mentor Q&A  Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease
Library Article Mentor Q&A  First Aid
Mentor Q&A  FIV
Mentor Q&A  Fur and Skin
Library Article Mentor Q&A  General Health
Mentor Q&A  Genes and Traits
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Grooming
Mentor Q&A  Hairballs
Mentor Q&A  Handling Feces
Mentor Q&A  Health Problems
Mentor Q&A  High Blood Pressure
Mentor Q&A  Hyperkeratosis
Mentor Q&A  Interaction with Children
Mentor Q&A  Interaction with other cats
Mentor Q&A  Kitten Grooming
Mentor Q&A  Kitten Health
Mentor Q&A  Kitten Safety
Mentor Q&A  Kittens and Older Cats
Mentor Q&A  Lawn and Gardens
Mentor Q&A  Medicines
Mentor Q&A  Memory
Mentor Q&A  Mental Health
Mentor Q&A  Mourning
Mentor Q&A  Moving to a New Home
Mentor Q&A  Nutritional Problems
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Nutritional Studies
Mentor Q&A  Older Cat Behaviors
Mentor Q&A  Older Cat Diet and Weight
Mentor Q&A  Older Cat Health and Fitness
Mentor Q&A  Paralysis
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Parasites
Mentor Q&A  Paws and Claws
Mentor Q&A  Peculiar Eating Behaviors
Mentor Q&A  Poisons and Toxins
Mentor Q&A  Pregnancy Facts
Mentor Q&A  Problem Behavior
Mentor Q&A  Renal Failure
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Reproductive Nutrition
Mentor Q&A  Respiratory
Mentor Q&A  Roaming
Mentor Q&A  Scared, Shy or Standoffish Behavior
Mentor Q&A  Seizures
Mentor Q&A  Separation and Reuniting
Mentor Q&A  Sleeping
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Spaying and Neutering
Mentor Q&A  Spraying and Problem Litter Box Behavior
Mentor Q&A  Strays and Outdoor Cats
Mentor Q&A  Symptomatic Behavior?
Library Article Mentor Q&A  The Cat's Tongue
Mentor Q&A  Toxoplasmosis
Library Article  Toys and Playtime
Mentor Q&A  Toys and Playtime
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Training
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Traveling With Your Cat
Mentor Q&A  Traveling Without Your Cat
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Unique Characteristics of the Cat
Mentor Q&A  Urine and Stool Issues
Mentor Q&A  Vaccinations
Mentor Q&A  Veterinarian
Mentor Q&A  Vocal Chords
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Water
Library Article Mentor Q&A  Weight Problems
Mentor Q&A  Whiskers
Mentor Q&A  Why Does My Cat... ?
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Cats have very specific dietary needs, being strict carnivores. They require a much higher level of protein than dogs. As a matter of fact, a cat cannot survive for an extended period of time without protein. This is one reason why you should not allow your cat to eat your dog's food.
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