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Thursday 8/14: Sponsored by Identity Pet Nutrition - spying vat, cat food ingredients, Sokoke

"Cats: part elegance, part gremlin, all adorable."

Happy Thursday:

Did You Know?

A group of sleeping cats is called a _____.

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

Neighborhood Drama? These Cats Are Watching

Nothing gets past this feline duo, not even personal space.

Two cats were recently spotted at the window, taking in the view. One sat calmly at the bottom. The other? Perched squarely on their sibling’s back, paws planted, eyes focused, and clearly not moving until the situation outside was resolved.

The lower cat didn’t seem to mind. Whether this is a regular routine or just an improvised moment of teamwork, it worked. They stayed perfectly stacked, watching intently as something, maybe a squirrel, maybe a dramatic delivery, unfolded beyond the glass.

The show outside might’ve been good, but inside? The seating arrangement stole the spotlight.

What Cats Actually Need in Their Diet

If you’ve ever read a cat food label and thought, “Wait, what is this?”, you’re not alone. Ingredient lists can feel more confusing than helpful, but there are a few simple things to look for.

Start with the first ingredient. It should be a named protein. Cats need meat to thrive, and organ meats like liver or heart are a bonus source of taurine, a vital amino acid.

Watch out for fillers like corn and wheat. Cats don’t actually need carbohydrates, but some dry foods use gentle ones like sweet potato or green peas. Canned food often has fewer fillers and more moisture.

Look for a named fat source, like chicken fat, plus added vitamins and taurine. Without taurine, cats can develop heart or eye problems.

If the ingredient list starts with real meat and ends with nutrients cats need, you’re on the right track.

Cat Food for Sensitive Stomachs and Picky Eaters

Tired of your cat turning up their nose? Sick of mystery meat and disappointing dinners? Identity¼ cat food believes cats deserve real food — gently cooked or canned, packed with high-quality meat, poultry, or fish, and made with integrity.

Crafted with 95% real meat, poultry, or fish from trusted farms, this food does not have any fillers or take any shortcuts. Instead, it has nourishing, crave-worthy recipes your cat will love.

Two easy ways to upgrade your cat’s bowl.

IdentityÂź cat food also has a wide assortment of single protein options for cats with sensitivities.

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Thank you to Identity Pet Nutrition for sponsoring Daily Purr.

Breed Spotlight: Sokoke

With long legs, lean muscles, and a coat that looks hand-painted, the Sokoke stands out. This rare breed originated from a forest-dwelling cat in coastal Kenya but was developed further in Denmark and the U.S.

What sets Sokokes apart? They’re highly active and startlingly smart. Many follow their humans around like a dog, form strong bonds, and even enjoy leash walks. They also love water, baths included, which makes grooming a breeze.

Sokokes don’t need special food or care, but they do need space to climb and play. Think cat towers, windowsills, and maybe even your fridge.

They’re also one of the healthiest cat breeds around, thanks to their wild ancestry. If you can find one, they make loyal, fascinating companions.

Cat’s Corner

From surprise cameos to subway rescues, here’s what’s trending this week:

Final Purr

Tired of your cat turning up their nose? Sick of mystery meat and disappointing dinners? IdentityÂź cat food believes cats deserve real food.

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Meet The Team

Daily Purr is brought to you with love from our cats. We hope they can brighten your day, just like they do ours. ❀

Love,

Olive, Milo, and Yasmine.

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🧐 Did You Know: A group of sleeping cats is called a clowder.

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