As carnivores, cats need to eat meat and avoid eating unhealthy foods full of indigestible carbohydrates. Feeding cats the wrong diet can cause health problems and ultimately lessen the length of their lives. Cooking for cats can be a great way to get your cats the proteins they need, and it can also be a very enjoyable pastime for the people making it. It's essential to consult with a qualified veterinary nutritionist before embarking on feeding you cat solely on home prepared foods

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Homemade Cat Food Recipe
Making Cat Food: Homemade and Raw Cat Food Diets

Homemade cat food used to scare me. I was afraid of nutrient imbalances, didn’t know what equipment I needed, and wasn’t ready to spend hours of every month preparing cat food.

The questions were endless.

Are there nutritionally balanced recipes out there or is everyone following the one that “looks like” it makes sense?

Is it okay to give your cat bacteria-infested raw food? Can people of modest financial resources afford to make homemade cat food?

If you love your pet and can’t afford the high ongoing cost of pet food, you may be interested in creating homemade cat food! We dug into this subject after receiving an email from a reader who has been adopted by three adorable furbabies. Unfortunately, money is tight and pet food doesn’t quite fit in the budget.

At this reader’s request, we investigated the possibility of creating homemade cat food and homemade cat litter.

How to make healthy homemade catfood easy and cheap!

Cat Food Recipes, making healthy cat foods at home is easy and good for your feline gourmet!

We feed our cats home made cat food for their breakfast and dinner. This is much better than feeding commercial cat foods. Commercial pet foods are made from the carcasses of not only hoofed animals, but animals with paws as well. The carcasses are taken to a rendering plant where they are cut up and cooked - complete with intestines full of feces, flea collars, ear tags, Phenobarbital (which cannot be cooked out), cancers, fur, etc. Take a good look at your dog's kibbles and you will find fur stuck all through them. Read eye-opening articles on commercial pet foods.

In this app, I will share with you my own cat food recipe and variations. For those of you who want to know exactly what you are feeding your cat and in what proportions, making the food at home is surprisingly easy and simple. There are some rules that make things easier and more practical. I will present these first.

It’s been proven that kittens who are fed a diet of raw meats grow faster than those fed cooked meats. This is natural since the cat’s digestive system is designed to process raw meats. However, with today’s meat processing as it is, one must assume that all raw foods, even ones marketed for humans, may carry Salmonella or worse.

While it is unlikely that the consumption of these bacteria would actually cause your cat to become sick, it could however make your cat a carrier for the bacteria, which is a danger to all of his humans. Freshwater fish, when served uncooked may present another danger; that of tapeworms! Also one must consider that uncooked oily type fish are very high in Thiaminase, which can break down the vitamin Thiamin and lead to disease.

Lastly, there is a potential problem with feeding raw meats, (which generally have a poor calcium/phosphorus ratio). This can lead (especially in Siamese kittens) to osteodystrophy, a very painful, developmental joint disease. Because of all these reasons, I must say that I and many other experts do not advise feeding a raw diet to your feline.

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