Dr. Amanda Charles

Dr. Amanda Charles

Veterinarian

About

Author's archive

Can Cats Eat Grapes? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Cats are carnivores, but they still like to experiment sometimes. Some cats love to taste unusual foods, including fruits and vegetables. Most of the time, tha…

Chelsea Mortensen
By Chelsea Mortensen
Can Cats Eat Grapes? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Can Cats Eat Yogurt? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

For many, thinking of cats brings up images of them lapping up a saucer of milk. While it’s safe for kittens to have their mother’s milk, older cats are lactos…

Misty Layne
By Misty Layne
Can Cats Eat Yogurt? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Can Cats Drink Milk? Vet Approved Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Cats drinking a saucer of milk or cream is something we can all picture. Cats have been drinking milk in advertisements, cartoons, and even through popular say…

Beth Crane
By Beth Crane
Can Cats Drink Milk? Vet Approved Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Can Cats Eat Tuna? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Tuna is one of the human foods most offered to cats, either as a treat or part of their daily diet. However, just because your cat loves tuna doesn’t mean it’s…

Elizabeth Gray
By Elizabeth Gray
Can Cats Eat Tuna? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Can Cats Sense Pregnancy? Here's What Research Says

As a pet owner, you might have heard of or even experienced the phenomenon of your cat acting differently around you or someone else during pregnancy. You may…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Can Cats Sense Pregnancy? Here's What Research Says

Can Cats Eat Beef? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Cats need animal protein to meet their nutritional requirements. So, can cats have beef? Although cats would not hunt and eat cows in the wild, beef is conside…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Can Cats Eat Beef? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition Facts & FAQ

Can Cats Eat Rice? Vet-Approved Facts & FAQ

Cats are obligate carnivores—that is, they are meant to eat mostly animal protein. But while it's true that felines need specific nutrients only found in anima…

Genevieve Dugal
By Genevieve Dugal
Can Cats Eat Rice? Vet-Approved Facts & FAQ

Wet vs. Dry Cat Food: Vet-Approved Facts & Key Differences

When it comes to choosing between dry cat food and wet cat food, the decision can get confusing on which one you should select. Is dry cat food the better opti…

Rachel Giordano
By Rachel Giordano
Wet vs. Dry Cat Food: Vet-Approved Facts & Key Differences

Shaving Your Cat: Vet Verified Pros & Cons

Although cats groom their fur frequently, they sometimes need help from their owners to keep their hair and fur healthy. Whether your cat has matted fur or it’…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Shaving Your Cat: Vet Verified Pros & Cons

Kitten Food vs Cat Food: What's the Difference? Vet-Reviewed Facts

Kittens and cats may be the same species but have very different needs. With the world of pet ownership comes a load of questions, and pet food is often the ma…

Christian Adams
By Christian Adams
Kitten Food vs Cat Food: What's the Difference? Vet-Reviewed Facts