As cat parents, we want to do everything in our power to keep our kitties happy and healthy. While we often focus on the external ways that we can improve our cat’s health, like routine veterinary visits and physical activity, we’d like to challenge you to consider how you can keep your cat healthy from the inside out. This means offering healthy treat options with nutritional benefits such as the powerful, naturally occurring Omega-3s present in full fish treats like those found in Icelandic+ Herring Whole Fish Cat Treats.
Are you a cat lover with a cat (or seven) that would benefit from this highly nutritious and health-focused prize bundle? Do you know a cat lover that would LOVE to win these treats and learn more about keeping their cat healthy from the inside out? Either way, we invite you to participate in our Healthy Inside and Out Giveaway and kick-off 2022 with your cat’s health in mind!
Be sure to read the rules and check out this incredible prize package. Not only do you have the chance to win over $180 in prizes, but the winner will also get to choose one rescue or shelter that is close to their heart from the list of organizations partnered with CUDDLY to receive a matching prize pack!
We have to give a shout-out to our top sponsor for their generous donation to our prize pack. A big thank you to Icelandic+!
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Dog parents, make sure to check out our Healthy Inside and Out Dog Giveaway too!
We wish everyone the best of luck!
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I’m commenting without much thought because I normally praise omegas as a first line of defense in nutrition, but Tommy died a week ago today. I’m entering for Stewart.
I provide my cats with high quality food, regular vet visits, enrichment, and a safe environment!
We feed raw and consult our vet when needed.
I get taken to the vet as scheduled and TW tries to feed me the best food she can afford. She pays close attention to what’s in my litter box and how much. I also get lots of interactive playtime where I do a lot of running and jumping. Not bad for a 17 yr old cat.