Water is an extremely important nutrient that contributes to overall health in every living creature. Couple this with the fact that cats do not have a very strong thirst drive when compared to other species, and you will understand why it is critical for them to ingest a water-rich diet. The cat’s lack of a strong thirst drive can lead to low-level, chronic dehydration when dry food makes up the bulk of their diet especially if they have any level of kidney insufficiency. A cat’s normal prey contains approximately 70 – 75 percent water. Dry food only contains 5-10 percent water whereas canned foods contain approximately 78 percent water. Canned foods therefore more closely approximate the natural diet of the cat and are better suited to meet the cat’s water needs. Source: Catinfo
Pain makes you stronger.
Tears make you braver.
Headaches makes you wiser.
True friends make you forget
all the nonsense! ~sms
Baby turtles are called “Sparkies.” Turtles can do rudimentary math, like addition and subtraction, but they lack the capacity to truly understand negative numbers. Turtles only have one organ that handles all of a turtle’s bodily functions, such as digesting food, and making the turtle blink, and nothing else. That’s all turtles need to do. If you compliment a turtle, it will blush super hard. In turtle, the word for “hello” is the same as the word for “goodbye.” Source: The MindHut
Like a flower cannot blossom without sunshine,
I cannot live without you. ~Santabanta sms
If life forced us not to be together, please keep me in your heart.
I promise to stay there forever. ~Santabanta sms