Cat Articles

Mature cats need the same kinds of nutrients as younger adult cats, but as their metabolism slows, the quantities of those nutrients and the ways in which they are provided may need to change.

Good nutrition is as important to your cat as it is to you, but her nutritional needs are quite different! Unlike humans, a cat needs a high-fat diet with less fibre

Not all protein sources are the same. Cats are carnivores, and IAMS™ cat food contains animal-based proteins that provide all the essential amino acid requirements for cats.

This article is part of a series on how to spot signs of a healthy cat. You can learn more about the key signs here.

No matter how much you want them to stay adorable kittens, every cat eventually grows up to become an adorable senior.

Your cat’s skin and coat help keep viruses and bacteria from entering the body and prevent water and heat from leaving it.

Cats are creatures of habit and can resist diet change. It's important to completely stop feeding your cat from the table.

Fiber is a type of carbohydrate that isn't digested by a cat's gastrointestinal tract. It is important for cat health, because it provides bulk to move food through.