Cat Food
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How heart disease in cats is affected by their diet
The heart health of your cat should be a top priority for pet parents, especially considering the high rates of pet obesity in Australia. Here’s how heart disease in cats is affected by their diet and what you can do to help your pet.
Petbarn Team
26 May 2026
How can diet assist lower urinary tract health in cats?
Petbarn Team
9 Apr 2018
The best food for indoor cats
Checkout our guide to feeding your indoor cat the right food as part of a complete and balanced diet.
Petbarn Team
27 May 2026
How much should my pet weigh?
Vet advice courtesy of Dr Adam Sternberg BVSc Greencross Vets
Petbarn Team
20 Feb 2013
ALL Cat Food ARTICLES
What type of pet food should I feed my dog and cat? Pros and cons of pet food formats
Choosing the right food for your dog and/or cat can be an intimidating process. Walk into any pet store and you’ll be met with row after row of shelves full of options extending beyond the stereotypical kibble and cans. Over recent decades, research and innovation in the pet nutrition space have led to many more food formats to pick from, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.
Mixed feeding: the secret to making your pet’s dinner irresistible
Mealtimes are an important part of your pet’s daily routine, and yet they can get kind of boring. The same food day in day out, wouldn’t you get tired of that? Make mealtime more exciting by mixed feeding: mixing and matching different types of pet food to give your pet a memorable eating experience every night of the week.
Cat poo chart: Runny poo, hard poo, what’s normal?
You spend a little time every day scooping your cat’s poo out of the litter box, but have you ever stopped to inspect it? Faecal examinations are a routine part of the health check your cat should be receiving every 6 months, but they’re also something you should be doing at home in between vet visits. Learn to interpret what the texture of your cat’s poo is telling you about their health and nutrition. Often, the first place a poor diet shows up is in the poo.
What to feed cats: The best cat food for your furry friend
Cats have very specific nutritional requirements and choosing a high-quality diet is one of the most important factors for maintaining good health. If you’re wondering what to feed cats, here’s our guide to ensuring they’re eating the best cat food.
What should my cat’s poo look like? A guide to normal contents and coating
Do you want to understand your cat’s health and whether they’re eating the right diet for them? The clue is in their poo. Learn what a healthy cat poo looks like and what it means when there’s hair or mucus or other foreign materials in your cat’s waste.
