Cat Articles

How can you make sure you’re feeding your cat the right food, at the right time and in the right quantities?

Every cat owner recognizes the warning signs of an upset feline stomach: the mournful meow, gagging and the heaving retch.

Humans aren’t the only ones affected by allergies. Like you, your adult cat can suffer from allergic reactions to any number of things in the air, on her skin and in her food.

Corn is found in many cat foods — but not all corn is created equal. Learn more about this ingredient, its forms and its role as a source of energy for your cat.

Chicken is a key ingredient in IAMS™ cat food. Its protein can help maintain healthy muscle structure, and it naturally provides each of the amino acids essential to carnivorous animals.

Deciding when and how you should change your cat's diet takes some planning. Because cats are creatures of habit, it is not uncommon for them to prefer their current cat food to a new food.

Even if a cat food is formulated to provide all of the essential nutrients, it is of little value if the cat won’t eat it.

Nutrients such as protein, fat, vitamins, and minerals are important players in the skin and coat health of dogs and cats.