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Our Tip of the Day:
How about a couple more tips on feeding feral and stray cats outdoors? If possible, set up a feeding station so that the feral and stray cats
always know where to go for food. Also, try to set a feeding schedule or a
routine, so that the cats know when to expect food, and therefore
when to expend the energy to go in search of this food. This is
especially important in the winter, when outdoor cats needs to
conserve as much energy as possible on staying warm and safe. In
terms of type of food to feed, dry food is probably the best way to
go when feeding feral or stray cats outdoors, especially in winter.
Canned moist food is largely composed of water, which means cats
won’t be getting as many calories from it as they would from a
serving of dry food. What’s more, moist food will freeze in the
cold, making it inaccessible to any cats who come by in search of food. Of course, offering anything
you can to outdoor cats is better than nothing, but, if possible,
dry food at a consistent feeding station and on a consistent schedule
is perhaps ideal.
10 comments:
Eddy looks very relaxed sprawling out with his head on the edge of your couch.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Are you comfy up there Eddy?? You sure look happy and relaxed. Love the picture. Have a great day.
Hi Eddy!! Happy Tuesday! xoxo catchatwithcarenandcody
Any photo of Eddy is a good one :) Great tips for helping strays.
eddy......we think yur fotoz R awesum!!!! happee ton o trout twoozday two ewe & de crew ♥♥♥♥
yoo iz goofee like me
Those are both great photos of Eddy.
MOL! Eddy, you're being silly!
Always in motion!!! I know the feeling LOL
Eddy you sure look like you are having fun :)
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