• What are Your Cat's Ears Trying to Tell You?

    What are Your Cat's Ears Trying to Tell You?

    Next up in my cat body language series: ears! In this video I break down the most common ear positions, from radar ears to airplane ears to everything in between....

    What are Your Cat's Ears Trying to Tell You?

    Next up in my cat body language series: ears! In this video I break down the most common ear positions, from radar ears to airplane ears to everything in between....

  • What's Your Cat Saying?

    What's Your Cat Saying?

    In today's featured video, we’re talking all about cat vocalizations! There are over 100 sounds that cats make, and they’re all used for distinct purposes. I’ll talk about the most...

    What's Your Cat Saying?

    In today's featured video, we’re talking all about cat vocalizations! There are over 100 sounds that cats make, and they’re all used for distinct purposes. I’ll talk about the most...

  • Crazy Cat Myths Busted!

    Crazy Cat Myths Busted!

    Cat Mythbuster, reporting for duty! In today’s video I’ll break down four common misconceptions (mythconceptions?) about one of the most misunderstood (mythunderstood?) animals on the planet. Whether it’s longstanding stereotypes...

    Crazy Cat Myths Busted!

    Cat Mythbuster, reporting for duty! In today’s video I’ll break down four common misconceptions (mythconceptions?) about one of the most misunderstood (mythunderstood?) animals on the planet. Whether it’s longstanding stereotypes...

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Food // #TeamCatMojo Tips

Food // #TeamCatMojo Tips

Food For Your Cat

When I meet people at various events and on the street, I often get the same question:
“How often should I feed my cat? Should I leave food out all the time?”

Firstly, I am against free feeding for a couple reasons. Cats, by nature, are not grazers. They’re built to hunt, catch, kill, and eat — leaving food and treats out all the time will mess with their natural state of mind.

Instead, I’d advise you to feed your cat small meals throughout the day (every five to six hours is ideal). Plus, controlling when they eat may help with controlling their use of the litter box. Win-win!

If you’re wondering what to feed your cat, watch this video where I discuss the benefits of a raw meat diet.

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