recipe of the day 👇 Try making Creamy Tuna and Salmon Cat Treats—a nutritious and tasty snack your feline friend will love. Ingredients: - 1 can tuna in water, drained - 1 can salmon, drained - 1 egg - 1/2 cup oat flour - 1 tbsp catnip (optional) - 1 tbsp parsley, finely chopped Instructions: 1. Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C) and line a baking sheet with parchment. 2. In a bowl, mix tuna, salmon, egg, oat flour, catnip, and parsley to form a dough. 3. Roll dough into small bite-sized balls or pr

More than likely if you are a cat owner and get cat-related ads on Facebook, then you have seen the realistic plush Flopping Fish Cat Toy that simulates a flopping fish. We were lucky enough to be sent one by Blackhole Cat Litter Mat to review. Here is the unboxing video of this fish kicker battery operated cat toy. I was pleasantly surprised by both of my cat's interest - we will see if they end up bunny kicking it. Grab this floppy fish cat toy on amazon - https://amzn.to/2BWw454 #affiliate |

Willow kitty loves her flappy fish toy #cats #cat #kitten #kitty #funny #lol | Andy Goin

Most people think “cats love fish so it must be right for them,” but here’s what’s actually true: preference doesn’t equal biological suitability, and fish isn’t a natural foundation for a feline diet. Cats are hunters built for land-based prey, and their bodies are designed to thrive on fresh meats that mirror what they would naturally catch. Fish can be offered as an occasional treat, but it should never be the main protein source in a cat’s diet. Some raw fish contains thiaminase, an enzyme t