Purina Cat Chow: Cat Care Center: Nutritional: Reproductive Nutrition

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Subjects in this section include: nutrients essential to keeping your cat physically healthy, feeding tips, nutritional needs of senior cats, switching foods, things to avoid feeding your cat, and more.

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Pet food guru and "mom" to Ally, Casper, and Chester III, indoor cats all Specialty: Nutritional

Topic: Reproductive Nutrition

Feeding Your Cat During Nursing and Weaning

Feeding Your Cat During Reproduction

Nutrition for the Reproducing Queen

I'm really excited that my cat is expecting a litter, but I'm not sure how to feed her. Do you have any advice?

What is the best food to feed my pregnant cat I recently inherited?

Would it hurt a pregnant cat to give her raw eggs and milk?

I have two 7-month-old females who are about to be fixed. What can I do to prevent extra weight gain after they are spayed? We currently allow free feeding. One is very skinny, (still healthy) and the other is thin, but very solid. How can I help them stay at a healthy weight?

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	Mentor Steffen Runquist shares her years of experience in this video series

Have you ever wondered if your cat has the ability to sweat? While her heat regulation is primarily achieved through grooming (evaporation of saliva on the body), cats do sweat through the pads of their feet. If you place a warm and excited cat on a glass table, you will be able to see her sweat-induced paw prints on the surface.

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