We aim to provide our pets with the freshest and most appetizing meals, even after the can is opened. However, refrigerated wet food often loses its appeal—texture, aroma, and temperature—by the time it's served again. This is where we step in, ensuring that every mealtime experience for your pet mirrors the freshness of a freshly hunted prey.

Cats naturally prefer food served at room temperature, a preference rooted in their instincts and taste. Warming up wet cat food not only aligns with this preference but also enhances its appeal by unlocking aromas and flavors, thus increasing a cat's appetite. Research indicates that cats prefer their food between 68-77°F (20-25°C), a temperature range that promotes easier digestion and enjoyment.

Considering that a cat's body temperature is higher than that of humans, ranging between 99 and 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit or 37.2 and 39.2 degrees Celsius, it's understandable why they gravitate towards warmer food. By catering to their temperature preferences, we ensure that every mealtime is a satisfying experience for your beloved feline companion.

Feeding cats multiple times a day offers several benefits:

1. Small Stomachs: Cats have small stomachs, so they need smaller, more frequent meals.
2. High Energy Needs: Cats, being obligate carnivores, require a constant energy supply.
3. Mimics Natural Behavior: Cats naturally eat small meals throughout the day, which multiple feedings replicate.

For kittens, it's recommended to feed them three to four times daily until six months old, and adult cats benefit from similar feeding frequencies. However, the ideal frequency depends on factors like health and dietary needs.

On the other hand, free feeding (leaving food out all day for your cat to eat at will) is generally not recommended for several reasons:

1. Risk of Obesity: Free feeding can lead to overeating and obesity, especially in neutered pets.
2. Difficulty Monitoring Food Intake: Free feeding makes it hard to monitor your cat’s food intake, which can make it difficult to tell if your cat is not feeling well.
3. Potential for Food to Spoil: If wet food is left out all day, it can spoil.
4. Behavioural Issues: In multi-cat households, more dominant cats may prevent others from accessing the food.

Pets, those lovable companions, always seem to have impeccable timing. Just as we drift into peaceful REM sleep, they choose the perfect moment to demand food with their hungry meows. Love? Absolutely. But sometimes, it's more like a groggy stumble to the kitchen to feed them.

Then there are those days when life throws curveballs. You've got plans, but who's tending to your furry friend at home? Their adorable face could soften even the toughest hearts.

Enter automatic feeders, the unsung heroes of pet care. Here's why they're so popular:

1. Scheduled Meals: Set precise feeding times, ensuring your pet gets their meals consistently, even when you're not home.
2. Portion Control: Avoid overfeeding with automatic dispensers that give just the right amount, keeping your pet's weight in check.
3. Peace of Mind: Whether you're at work or on a weekend getaway, rest assured knowing your pet's tummy is content.

Next time your cat begs for food, consider an automatic feeder. It's a win-win: your pet stays happy, and you keep your sanity intact!