What Cats Should Eat: How to Keep Your Cat Healthy with Good Food

Updated as of November 2015!

Now with all-new sections on:
* Nutrition-related diseases (urinary tract, dental, kidneys, hyperthyroidism, gastrointestinal, diabetes, respiratory, cancer, obesity, and aging)
* The pet food industry (and why it's not particularly interested in you or your cat!)
* The science behind homemade diets, to help you communicate more effectively with your veterinarian.

This best-seller clearly explains all you need to know about feeding your cat:
* What you can (and can't) learn from a pet food label
* The differences among types of food (dry, canned, raw, etc.)
* How your cat should eat for optimal health
* How to shop for your feline companion
* How to get your cat to switch to a better diet
* How to make nutritious food for your cat at home
* Dr. Jean's "approved brands" of canned, dry, and frozen/freeze-dried/raw diets; treats, toppers, and meal supplements
* Glossary
* Resources, including helpful websites and specific (brand) supplement recommendations
* Fully referenced with the latest scientific discoveries.
Newly updated November 15, 2015