Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
I found an interesting article from the Journal of American Veterinary Medicine, it is a pdf, so you need a reader to see it.

http://www.catinfo.org/zorans_article.pdf

It talks about cats being "true carnivores" unlike dogs, which are omnivores, and is very interesting to read.
I just skimmed the article but it reminds me of what my vet told me week before last when I was discussing the inappropriate peeing problems I have. She said there was a debate over cat food. She said many are starting to believe that most the problems we see in cats today, such as UTIs, kidney issues and even some cancers, are caused by their diet. She said cats don't really need carbs and that is the primary ingredient in dry cat food. She said after doing some research into this she has decided to try her cats on high protein can food only to see if she notices any changes. She told me to think about adding can food to my cats diets but I haven't done that so far. I'm waiting to see how it goes for her cats first.