CBD Treats For Your Cat And Growing Kitten

If caring for your growing litter of kittens and their mom could be done more effectively and efficiently would you not want that option, to know that the products you are using are not only healthy but all-natural? 

Ingredients that come from nature, are grown, harvested, and manufactured chemical and pesticide-free, and implemented easy to use products to give your pet the life and nutrition it deserves? The answer is simple, yes, please. 

Too many store-bought items are filled with unnecessary and often unhealthy ingredients making them far from ideal for a well-balanced and organic diet, and although they are more convenient is it worth it?

Make it count.

A quick run to the shops to pick up a few groceries for dinner is easy enough but then needing to stand in the aisles and read the packaging labels on all the pet food products could take a minute, so you simply grab the generic brand off the shelf and head home.

While this saves time and is what you usually do, are we giving our animals the nutritional content they need? In most cases, no, which is why if you put in the initial homework and research to finding the best food source you would have peace of mind when serving their dinner. 

You ideally want a product that comes with rave reviews, has been ethically sourced and isn’t filled with preservatives and unnatural flavorings. The world of organic and natural food sources is increasing in popularity and pet owners are opting for quality over quantity which means less mass-produced products and a more refined diet for cats and pets, in general.  

If it means paying that little bit extra for a well-made and recommended product is this not the essence of pet owner responsibility? We must give our pets a life that is comfortable, safe, but also filled with wholesome food, and organic, all-natural products will give you the best of both worlds. 

All you need to do is decide how you can do this, what will make your life easier, and a method that is convenient but also fits within your busy schedule. As much as cats are independent we want to treat them once in a while (or more) and having snacks on hand will help. 

Knowing more.

There are plenty of products on the market that are great for keeping in a jar on the counter, or having a few in their feeding bowl for them to graze on as they come and go, but is there one better than the other? It has been shown that it may not be one particular brand that is better than the next but more about the ingredients they have in their products, and CBD is a clear front runner in this department. 

CBD and CBD oil read about its benefits for cats here https://www.quora.com/Is-CBD-oil-safe-for-cats is a cannabinoid found in the Cannabis plant and with the THC element extracted using various methods – of which Carbon dioxide is considered the most effective- it is safe to use for animals as well as humans. Its genetic makeup consists of cannabinoid receptors which form the endocannabinoid system in the body responsible for various functions. 

The receptors, CB1 and CB2, help regulate and maintain homeostasis with mood and morale, but also fight against and eliminate inflammation and the pain associated with that inflammation. Thus your cat will see life and the future in a positive light and age gracefully into its golden years with a significant reduction in pain if any, and increased flexibility in muscles and joints.

Small to big.

Now that your home is filled with the soft sounds of newborn kitty calls and soon-to-be little feet running all over the place, you need to ensure that the meals are that much more looked after. 

Asking your vet for recommended products is always helpful as the veterinary industry is becoming more aware of and using CBD-infused products to aid and assist health issues within animals, and purchasing these items is easier than ever.

 

When and how to switch.

Growing kittens need a high fat and protein diet to sustain the levels of energy they seem to have, with their constant growth spurts and playful nature, they need sustenance for proper development. 

Around the eight-week mark, or even before, kittens will have been weaned from their mother’s milk and it is safe to begin introducing more solid foods. Dry or wet is up to you and experimenting with both will give you an indication of their likes and dislikes, and believe it or not animals can be fussy eaters too. 

To look further into the topic check out this link, you can never know too much and education is a constant process with advances in all industries, especially the food and technology sector.

As we conduct more research into new products and use nature as our supermarket, we are opting for less chemically enhanced and rapidly grown ingredients and more wholesome bio-organic foods. 

Cats who stay on kitty food high in calories run the risk of becoming overweight which comes with its complications and repercussions. Independent as they may be, we are their source of food, and coming home to fill up is something we have control over, so let us give them the best we can afford to tackle the adventures they embark on daily.