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Who Doesn’t Love Cats? #PetSmartLovesCats

November 5, 2015 by A Husky Life 3 Comments

HillsDisclosure: This post is sponsored by Hill’s® Science Diet® and the BlogPaws Professional Pet Blogger Network. I am being compensated for helping spread the word about Hill’s® Science Diet® Feline Urinary Hairball Control food but A Husky Life only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers. Hill’s® Science Diet® is not responsible for the content of this article.

 

Enough 2So back to the question: who doesn’t love cats?

This guy, apparently…..

If you ask him, he’ll gladly tell you all about cats and how they make his life miserable. How they steal his bed, his toys and his treats, and especially how they try to cuddle with him even though he has a reputation to uphold and has absolutely no desire to be seen getting cozy with a cat. He will also waste no time to rant about that time the cat started peeing on his bed…..

 

Inappropriate urination is unfortunately a common problem in cats and it is the number one reason cats are surrendered to a shelter. There are many contributing factors that can cause a cat to go outside of their litter box: not enough litter boxes, dirty litter box, improper placement of the box, changes to their routine or in their surroundings, or health problems.

In our case we knew the litter box wasn’t the issue. We have one litter box per cat plus an extra box, the boxes are in a private area and they are cleaned twice daily. A visit to the vet confirmed presence of crystals in the urine. After resolving the crystal issue, we decided to switch to a preventative diet formula that would maintain our feline’s urinary tract health. After all, a healthy bladder starts with the right balance of vital nutrients. There are a number of brands that carry formulas geared towards urinary health, however, Hill’s, is the only one that addresses two main problems in adult cats in one product: urinary health and hairball control.

Hill’s Urinary & Hairball Control formula provides precisely balanced nutrition to help support the health of the whole urinary system, from kidneys to bladder, with:

  • Optimal level of magnesium
  • Natural fiber comfortably reduces hairballs
  • Clinically proven antioxidant benefits
  • No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives

You can purchase Hill’s® Science Diet® Feline Urinary & Hairball Control food at PetSmart.
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And don’t let Rocco fool you, despite all his complaining, he loves his feline brother and when he thinks nobody is watching, he’ll even let him cuddle!

Siblings 1

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Filed Under: Cats, Product Reviews, Rocco Tagged With: cat nutrition, pet nutrition

Comments

  1. Savannah's Paw Tracks says

    November 5, 2015 at 9:00 am

    Always amazes me seeing a Sibe with a cat. We had both at the same time as well, but we did not allow the Sibes into parts of the house and never ever left them alone.

    Reply
    • A Husky Life says

      November 5, 2015 at 10:12 am

      I always wondered if it’s his personality or the fact he grew up with cats as a puppy. He is sweet and gentle with our two cats and my mom’s cat. However, on walks he always wants to chase strange cats, it’s like he knows they’re not part of the family.

      Reply
  2. Cathy Keisha says

    November 9, 2015 at 3:40 pm

    Very important info. I’m glad such a food is available. Our Chizzy had crystals too years ago and the food they prescribed for him didn’t help.

    Reply

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