High Quality, Grain Free Cat Food for Healthy, Happy Farm Cats

This post was sponsored by Supreme Source Grain Free Cat Food as part of an Ambassador Program for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own.

As you all know the Farm cats are very important to me. They are my comfort when I don’t feel well. When I am feeling down one of them will do something silly to make me laugh. Since they play such an important role in my life I do my best to give them the best food that I can. Grain free cat food has been the kibble option for a while around these parts and I’ve recently learned of a new food – Supreme Source® Pet Food.

Spring is a Challenging Time of Year

The Farm cats are used to going out and running about the Farm. Harry as you all know is a prodigious hunter. But since they are also somewhat pampered “Farm” cats they have a bit of a dislike for well, winter. They would rather it go away completely.

Some of them still go out but generally react like – where is my world and what have you done with it? Due to this their activity level declines. I don’t want them to turn into chubby kitties so I make sure to keep them active inside with a variety of toys and playtime.

Erm, Sherpa! That means you!

That is not what I would call active time!

To keep them healthy all year long, no matter their activity level I feed them a quality food. A good, balanced diet is so important to overall cat wellness.

Supreme Source Grain Free Cat Food

Supreme Source Grain Free Cat Food is full of enzymes and probiotics that make it a superfood for your cats (They also make dog food too for those of you with canines.) It has no corn, wheat or soy as well as no artificial flavors or colors. We humans like to eat as healthy a diet as possible so why not use that same philosophy for our beloved pets?

As the company says, ” Our passion is creating safe, nutritious, delicious foods that your cat is sure to love.” I felt this was a good food to feed the Farm cats. And for Kitty the feral farm cat. He deserves good food too – even if he won’t let me pet him.

Supreme Source Grain Free Cat Food 10 Day Detox

I set about working with Supreme Source grain free cat food and the Farm cats on a 10 day detox program to transition them to a new food and keep them active. It’s never good to abruptly change your pet’s food. And of course it’s always best to check with your veterinarian for any major changes in your pet’s life. We bought the Supreme Source Whitefish Meal & Salmon Meal Dry Cat Food to try out!

You can improve your pet’s mind, body and soul too! This spring, if you go to Superfood Switch you will have access to a coupon for a free bag (up to $9.99, while supplies last) of either cat or dog food. You will also be signed up for daily emails with tips to help you work with your pet through the transition. So why not start your pet’s 10-Day Detox today?

Ways to Keep Your Cat Active Until it Thaws (Good for all Indoor Cats)

Cats need active time. I know there are those statistics that tell you cats sleep 16 to even as many as 20 hours a day. It is a part of their nature especially as they age. But that doesn’t mean that they don’t need exercise when they are awake. In fact, just like humans cats need to move to be healthy.

There are several things you can do for your furry friends to help them keep active. Several of them are fun for you too! You can’t be with them all of the time but you can do things to keep their cat brains busy.

Interactive cat toys are a great way to keep your cats active and engaged. Toys with balls in them that they can “chase” ’round and ’round. A toy that attaches to the window with a suction cup. Any type of track game. These can keep your cat(s) occupied for periods of endless fun
Fetch toys are popular here in the yurt. Sherpa loves the type with feathers that make chirping noises. Stinky enjoys the little furry mice. She will chase them all over the place. I keep them all in a basket so they know where to find them. At least until they hide them in a “safe place.”
Catnip toys are different from their fetch toys in that they usually just roll around on the floor in paroxysms of joy. Not all cats react to catnip but you won’t know if yours does until you try. 2 out of 4 Farm cats get nippy.
Wand toys open you up to all kinds of interactive fun with your cat(s). I know the Farm cats want to play when one or more of them sits in front of the bookcase where I store the wand toys staring up. This results in a world of fun for both of us – and sometimes the hubby if he is home – as the cats jump, leap and fly to try and catch the “birdie.”
Bird TV is not available everywhere and I am not sure the Farm cats realize how lucky they are to have such unobstructed views to this channel. Although I am aware that some humans will put this channel on the real TV or computer for their cat’s enjoyment. Here on the Farm they just have to pick a window.

All of these tips are pursued here in the yurt and are Farm cat approved. Harry offers one more tip but it’s one that all cats already know. He says he stays trim by trying to catch his tail. He hasn’t caught it yet but he feels he is close:

I am sure that you want what is best for your cat (and/or dog) so why not head over to Supreme Source and check out their grain free foods? Print off that coupon for the free bag of food as I outlined above and sign up for those great tips to help you transition your pet.

The Supreme Source Grain Free cat food is available at many grocery stores like Albertson’s and Safeway. You can use this easy store finder on the Supreme Source website.

The Farm cats will be switching to Supreme Source. They will share their experiences at a later date. Stay tuned to see how the Super Food Switch worked for them.