Cat Fart

Are you feeding your cat a low quality cat food? It could be that your cat's food is the cause of her smelly farts.

Low quality cat food contains very little of what cats need to eat - meat. Cheap cat food is bulked out with grain and cats have a tough time digesting grain.

The grain is processed before it is mixed with the meat, so it is a little easier for a feline's digestive system to deal with. But even so, the meal can remain in the cat's stomach for some time. This can produce a build up of bacteria, the result - a cat fart and a smelly one.

The remedy? Easy, buy your cat a better quality cat food. Yes it will cost a few pennies more, but worth it if it means easier digestion for your pet and you not having to put up with her awful gas.

Ensuring that your cat gets enough exercise will not only keep him or her fit but also have a big impact on maintaining a healthy digestion.

Do you give your cat milk in the mistaken belief that it is good for her? (Cat Myths.)

Cats do not need milk. Once they are beyond the kitten stage and have weaned off their mothers nipples they simply do not need milk. In fact many cats are lactose intolerant and have difficulty in digesting it.

Just like too much grain in a cat's diet, milk can cause intolerant felines flatulence.

Your cat farting could be caused by intestinal worms. Your cat roaming around outside has many opportunities to get infested with worms. Swallowing a single flea can give your pet tapeworms.

If you have any reason to suspect that your cat has intestinal worms get your cat to a veterinarian a.s.a.p. otherwise the infestation will only get worse. Worms can have serious consequences for your feline, much more serious than passing gas.

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