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Special Nutritional Needs For The Oriental Shorthair Cat
By: Jane R. Bicks, D.V.M.

Distinctively elegant, agile and loving, the
Oriental Shorthair cat is a thinner, more muscular,
almost identical twin to the Siamese. Not
surprisingly the two breeds have the same
nutritional needs.


To meet it's high energy needs and still retain it's
long lean beauty this cat requires high biological 
value protein Premium Cat Food and balanced fatty
acids daily.


Commercial cat foods with a high cereal or carbohydrate 
content should be Avoided, as should raw meat diets
(these can cause muscle flaccidity and hair loss).


On the other hand, non digestible carbohydrates (fiber)
such as beet pulp or grated carrots, should be
included in the diet. These will cleanse
intestine walls, preventing bowel problems, and
keep it from getting fat.


For a very active cat, a little nutritional calming
can be obtained by supplementing the diet with a
balanced Vitamin B complex or 1/8 - 1/4 teaspoon brewers 
yeast or torula yeast daily. I give mine chamomile
tea (1/4 teaspoon in it's food); this seems to help
him digest while keeping him calm. I add hops to his
evening meal which allows everyone to sleep during
the night.



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