Beyond The Bowl - Cat

My Cat Is Not Eating: An Owner's Guide to Fussy Eating Cats

Understanding why your cat is a picky eater can help address their fussiness. Common causes include discomfort from inappropriate food bowls, changes in routine, environmental stress, hot weath...

Can Freeze-Dried Raw Cat Food Go Bad?

  Yes, freeze-dried raw cat food can go bad if not stored or handled properly, but it’s designed to last longer than other types of cat foods, such as wet food or regular cat food when stored corr...

Why Are Probiotics Good for Pets?

  Summary Probiotics, or "good bacteria," support your pet's digestive and immune health by balancing harmful bacteria in the gut. They support digestion, boost the immune system, and can improve...

Are Chicken Necks Safe for Cats?

If you’ve ever seen someone feed a cat a raw chicken neck, it might have made you pause. Crunching bones? For cats?! It sounds a little scary, doesn’t it? But before you dismiss it as a bad idea, l...

How to Get Your Cat to Drink More Water: A Guide to Feline Hydration and Urinary Health

🌟 Quick Summary: Why Hydration is Key for Your Cat's Health 🌟 Keeping your cat well-hydrated is more than just making sure there's water in their bowl. Cats naturally get most of their water from...

What is Biologically Appropriate Raw Food (BARF) diet?

  Key Takeaway: Why a BARF Diet is Best for Your Pets A Biologically Appropriate Raw Food (BARF) diet is all about feeding dogs and cats the way nature intended—raw, high-quality meat without gra...

The Ultimate Guide to a Raw Meat Cat Food: meat-based diet for Cats

Summary Thinking about switching your cat to a raw food diet but not sure where to start? A raw meat diet closely mimics what cats would eat in the wild, offering improved digestion, better weight...

Cat food now available in trial pack size.

It's here! Now you can get a smaller, 300-gram pack of our new free-range, freeze-dried cat food. See Di talk about it for just a minute... This new size is perfect to trial for those of y...

Free-Range, freeze dried cat food | Frontier Pets

Cats are carnivores and eat predominantly meat.  So you’d think they would be satisfied with that and eat whatever protein you put in front of them in whatever format.  But.... they’re super fussy ...