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Five catfood brands that are good for your pets (and where you can buy them)

Disclaimer: This article is directed at the Pakistani audience. It is not sponsored and does not have any brand affiliations. Just a catmom looking out for other catmom and dads!

The biggest dilemma for any pet parent is the kind of dry food that they should go for. Unfortunately, if you are from countries like Pakistan, not only would you have fewer quality options but the research being put into the available options is sub-par and lacking too. In think article, you'd find the catfoods that are truly GOOD for your cat (and the reasons why). Psst, btw - we have a surprise at the end.

Tip: You can click on the title to buy the products!

Pakistan is being swept over by super floods and it needs your help

Note: This article sheds light on the current flash flood situation that has affected a significant proportion of Pakistan's provinces.


The government of Pakistan declared an emergency due to monsoon floods, heavy rains fell throughout most of the country. Until now, more than 1200 people have died as a result of the monsoon rains that started in June, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), which reported the figure on Friday. Of those deaths, 34 have occurred within the past 24 hours. Human life aside, cattle of these regions (which are predominantly agriculture-oriented) have been significantly affected. It is estimated that around 17,000 cattle would become victims of the disaster. However, we can only imagine the real death toll of this catastrophe at this point in time. The numbers are most likely way up there.

Gen Z Vs Millennials: A Petty Internet Beef or Passive Aggressive Ageism?


Okay full disclaimer: I am not picking any sides. This is a very non-threatening debate, and actually, it is kind of a fun one!

So here is a thing, I am at the crossroads when it comes to generational division. I am not a millennial so I would be considered a Gen Z (if we go by the books, but who does?). I was a 1998 kid (ooof, Gen Z is already eyeing me aren't they?). But wait, I am not exactly pre-historic. But for the sake of argument, let's say that people like me who were born in LAAATE 90's are kind of mediators between both of these generations. They are a neutral party, which honestly they are. Call us Gen N/A (LOL). So my perspective on the situation comes from a very objective lens. Anyways enough about me, this is about the intervention between Gen Z and Millennials.