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How Many Lickable Treats Can a Cat Actually Have? We Worked It Out for Ours
Everyone says treats should be under 10% of a cat's daily calories. Almost no treat pack sold in Singapore prints...
How to Read a Cat Food Can in Singapore: Why the Protein Maths Does Not Work
The dry matter conversion everyone recommends produces impossible results on Singapore shelf labels — up to 105.9% protein. Why a...
How to Compare Cat Food in Singapore: What Actually Separates One Bag From Another
Seventeen dry cat foods sold in Singapore, compared on the five things that actually differ: how nutritional adequacy was proven,...
Grain-Free Cat Food and Heart Disease: What the Research Actually Shows
The concern since 2018 is not about grain-free food as such. The research points at diets high in pulses —...
Where Does a Dog Toilet in an HDB Flat? Pee Pads, Sizes and the Real Monthly Cost
Most dog-training advice assumes a garden. Eight in ten Singapore households live in an HDB flat and have none. This...
Cat Litter Dust: The Two Numbers That Matter
Cat litter dust is measured two ways: powder content and pulverisation rate. Ours came back at 0.66% and 0.36%, which...
Why We Don't Sell 5 kg Bags of Cat Food in Singapore
One average 4 kg cat eats around 56 g of dry food a day, which makes a 5 kg bag...
Formaldehyde in Cat Litter: Where It Comes From, and How to Read a Test Report
Formaldehyde in cat litter comes from the binder, not the tofu. Where the 1.5 mg/kg limit in T/CIQA 11-2020 comes...
