Food for Sick Cats

Friday, 5 November 2021

Dandelion and Lasix

    Dandelion is an herb that is sometimes recommended along with conventional medicines because of its diuretic properties. Researchers think that dandelion's diuretic effect is due to its high potassium content. 


If your holistic medical practitioner recommends dandelion, they may first adjust the dosage of prescription medications that you are currently taking. If you're not currently being managed by a holistic health care provider, it's important to talk to your doctor about dandelion and any other herbal supplements that you may be taking. 


Dandelion can interact with several types of prescription medications including estrogen based contraceptives, prescription diuretics, antipsychotic medications, antidepressants and statins.


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Venous Insufficiency

  Chronic venous insufficiency is a condition in which the veins in the legs don't work as they should. The veins are designed with valves which work similar to the valves that you would see in a pipe or elsewhere.


 Just as a valve in a pipe should allow water to flow in one direction, the valves that are placed in your legs also should only allow blood to flow in one direction. 


 However, patients with chronic venous insufficiency find that blood is also flowing back ways, so what happens is that excess blood collects in the legs. 


This causes discomfort and even pain. However, it is not regarded as a life-threatening condition.


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Wednesday, 27 October 2021

Cat joint pain

  Using fish oil for cat Joints can help cats at different stages of life. Your veterinarian can advise you on the best way to adjust your cat's diet, in order to improve joint health.


Fish oil helps to increase mobility in your cat's joints.  It helps to prevent the production of prostaglandins.


Prostaglandins contribute to inflammation. This is why your veterinarian might recommend that you give your cat fish oil regularly.


Studies have shown that onega three fatty acids can benefit older cats that have reduced mobility due to arthritis. It decreases their discomfort.


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Tuesday, 26 October 2021

Clixgrid and ySense

  If you liked to learn about new promotions, you might have been able to earn a few extra dollars each week through ySense's Clixgrid. 


Their Clixgrid rewarded you every time you viewed an ad on the site. Like tasks in other categories, the number of ads that you were able to view was determined by your geographical location.


Friday, 22 October 2021

Critical examination of sources

  Whenever you are told something or read something, always be aware that someone could be lying to you.


People unfortunately do tell lies in one in one conversations and when they're speaking to a lot of people.

 Don't assume that everything you hear, read or see in a platform is true or unbiased.


Ask yourself questions like:

Why are you telling me this?

Are you conveniently skipping any details?

Are you trying to trigger me?

Are you trying to persuade me towards a particular way of thinking?




Monday, 18 October 2021

Fish for ill cats

  Cats can eat a lot of foods that humans can including fish. While it's not safe to give your cat lots of human foods without consulting your veterinarian, most veterinarians will agree that fish is a good option for cats at almost every stage of life.


Fish supplies cats with essential amino acids that they need to survive. Fish helps to build up their joints and ensure that your cat's brain is working properly.

Oily fish is especially good for your cat. Consider feeding them fish such as mackerel and tuna.

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Monday, 4 October 2021

Cat not eating

  Mirtazapine is a drug that's used to stimulate a cat's appetite. If your cat is sick and won't eat, your veterinarian may suggest that you use Mirtazapine after you've tried other methods.


Mirtazapine is applied to your cat's coat. This transdermal medication was originally developed for nausea but has been approved by the FDA to treat cats with a poor appetite.