Do you sometimes find your cat throwing up his food shortly after eating it? The other day, I almost stepped in the mess in my hallway. It looked like a pile of undigested dry food and usually is tied to your cat eating too fast. My cat Atlantis will gobble down a bunch of dry food at one time while our other little feline friend, Millie, takes her time a grazes throughout the day.

So is there anything we could do to slow out cats eating habits down? Actually there is. Your pet store may sell a special cat bowl that is designed to slow your cat down while eating. The bowl can contain a design to stop your cat from gobbling down  food too quickly.  Your cat will thank you and you won’t find those little “surprises” scattered around your house.

Monitor your cat’s eating for a few days to make sure he’s using the new bowl.

Remember, your pets count!

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