There's no way my cats would be this quiet throughout the process 🤣 how polite yours are Edit: a week later I finally switched their diet to raw and now I understand. They seem to always be satisfied! No more desperation for food, just asking politely. It's amazing
I found your channel when i was about to get a ragdoll kitten, about 1.5 months ago and you guys have given invaluable information about so many things. Keep making videos! And thank you both!
@@PixieandBluebell hi, thank you for the reply! He is doing great! Growing soo much soo fast, its unreal! We are about to transition him to raw food too and this video came at perfect time. We have also bough all the same toys you guys recommended 😂 and the scratch bed thing made from cardboard and all the items have been great hits!
Thank-you!! We are currently doing our research. We have 10 indoor cats (all rescues) We had one with yummy troubles, he saw at least 3 vets about 6-7 X & over $1000.00 in meds & prescription diets & didn’t get better. I decided to switch him to boiled chicken & his problem resolved. He’s gaining weight & feeling so much better! That was the final element to making the decision to make our own cat food!
We're glad you enjoyed it! Definitely, the sauce makes it all come together really well, and our cats really enjoy sardines so that also makes it even tastier for them! :)
Hi we love your videos. In an earlier video you said about getting a chicken carcass from a butcher, minced. I have a hand mincer that I used for mincing the smaller bones on a rabbit for my cat a few years ago, sadly no longer here. Do you have a link to the recipe with a chicken carcass? Many thanks, Brian
Hi thank you for stopping by! Honestly I've just looked I don't know if we ever did a video about carcass, however if you download the calculator from thr link in description you can just input carcass and that will tell you how much to use, you can naturally input any meat tou have and use this calculator to balance the batch you are making. Hope this helps but do let me know if you have more questions 😊
We normally keep it in the fridge for up to 2 days, as this is how long it takes our kittens to go through one box, I probably wouldn't keep it in the fridge for more than 4 days, as they can taste the difference between the fresh and not so fresh :) In terms of freezing, we never made a batch big enough to last more than a month, only because of our limited freezer space, but I know that people make it to last even two-three months and I'm sure that is fine too.
@@PixieandBluebell You made around 7 containers. So does that mean you feed your cats 3 of those containers a day? I would love to know more about raw feeding because I want to add a ragdoll to the family :) Can they still eat the raw food even though its been kept in the freezer for more than two days?
Hi just found you. Great video subscribed straight away. On 2nd video now. Thought there would have been a link. Where you bought the frozen meat or should I say offal. Thank you
If we wanted to use your pork recipe but use the bone meal. Do you know how many grams of that we need? As buying carcass is difficult for me to buy. Love watching your channel, I’m definitely pro raw food. I’ve done your Chicken recipe and want to give our little guy options so thinking about swapping to pork x
I need some advice, I feel like am failing my two cats. When I first got them I had them on royal Canin, which they ended up hating and my female cat wouldn’t touch it, she was starving herself. so I switched to More natural pet food such as thrive, cores wellness, natures menu and wellness. They loved it until both of them decided they hated it, they wouldn’t touch it unless I was to put RAW chunks of meat and bone into their food and then they ate it. I started noticing though that they wouldn’t eat any of their wet food and just the chunks of raw meat and bone, so I thought I’d try them on a raw meat diet. Now I don’t have all the equipment or the supplements to add into it the mix, although I do plan on buying, so I ordered raw food from Natural instinct and purrform, and my cats absolutely HATE it. It’s to the point where Im getting stressed out because they are clearly very hungry, and I don’t want to give them kibble because my male cat has urinary problems as well as asthma, and my female cat gets really bad hair balls. They won’t touch any of their wet food either, I know they aren’t sick because whenever I make dinner for myself they come straight up and try to Eat my food. I’m finding this very challenging has anyone got any tips on how to get them to like their food? I’ve tried adding toppers as well and again they maybe eat a tiny bit then meow for something else!
Hey Rachael! Cats can sometimes be very difficult and fussy with their food choices. I think it's a great sign that they want to eat raw meat! :) as long as you keep the correct ratio of 80% meat, 10% organ and 10% bone and make sure you use meat with high contents of taurine (i.e. chicken thigh, hearts) you do not need to use any supplements. I would probably suggest to make a small batch of raw food for them and see how they react over a week or so. There is a very useful calculator available on Facebook group called Cat CRAP. Honestly, just give it a go, even if your ratio won't be perfect for the first few days, they won't develop any deficiencies, and that will give you some time to research it more, and hopefully, they will start eating better! In general, too much organ will give them loose poop, and too much bone will make it difficult for them to poop, and it will be white in colour. Another thing you could try is DOCs (depending on how you feel about feeding whole pray), just bear in mind they can be addictive, so I wouldn't suggest it as the only source of food. But that is basically one complete meal for them with the right ratio and nutrients :) I know this must be really stressful for you! I hope you'll find a solution 💕
Hello guys! I’m writing you all the way from California. I have a 14 week old Ragdoll and I wanted to start a raw diet. I just wanted to ask a few questions: 1. Around what age did you start the raw diet with your kittens? 2. How big of portions did you start feeding at the age they first started raw food? 3. Did pixie and bluebell take well to the diet at first or was there a little push back? if so, how did you tweak it or overcome the challenges of getting them used to it? Thank you so much! I love all your videos and I tune in every week :)
I’ve got a question about refreezing, as you’re using frozen ingredients mixing it with fresh and than refreezing and I’ve heard that you should not refreeze meat
Hey! I have wondered that too. As far as our research goes, refreezing is unsafe for humans, because of bacteria that can develop in the process, but cats' very acidic stomachs are said to be dealing with that just fine.
@@PixieandBluebell thank your for your reply:)I did some research and apart from what you've have just reply.. And as long as meat was thawed in the refrigerator its fine to refreeze.
Kittens should eat as much as they want, until they are about 1 year old, but after a while you can learn what portions they are actually able to eat :) we feed 3 times a day, early in the morning, late afternoon and then late evening, just before we go to bed. They can regulate their food intake on raw diet very well and we have never noticed them seemingly 'overeating' :)
Hi guys! Thank you so much for your videos. So helpful to prep for my new kitten! Can you please tell me what is the website that you use to design a meal plan for your cats with all the grams etc? crap cat? thank you
We put the food in the bowls in the morning before work, then when we come back if there is any left we throw it away and fill it up again, then finally we do the same later in the evening 💙
You don't need lots of muscles to mix the meat well. Get a much bigger bowl, wash your hands well, and then mix it with your hands, like a real cook would, like kneading bread. If one is making meatballs for human consumption, you would mix the meat with your hands and shape them into balls. What's the difference?? You can wash your hands afterwards!
what's their hair loss like? cos my cats are still on kibble and i'm considering doing the transition to raw. they shed like crazy!!! i vacuum the house nearly every day, and there's hair even on the bathroom floor! cheers
To be honest, don't expect wonders! 💁♀️ their fur is definitely really nice and shiny and very, VERY soft. That's what most people notice when they switch their cats to raw diet. But they do still shed a lot ... depending on time of the year it gets better or worse, but we still need to hoover a lot and brush them often :)
You can use any meat, as long as you use something with a high taurine content. Chicken hearts have lots of taurine, so in this recipe, you could use something else for sure :) chicken thighs, beef, lamb :)
Amazing! What kitty do you have? :) Yes, they are very strict, that's so true. We did get a lot of info from the files too, so it's a good place to start reading on raw feeding :)
Taurine is essential in cats' diet, but they can get it from a balanced diet based just on the choices of the right meat, so it is not necessary, but I know that some people do supplement. I'm sure supplements won't do any harm, but they are not required if the recipe is well balanced :)
Good question! Chicken breast is not the best, as it is low in taurine. Chicken thigh on the other hand is a great source of taurine and definitely one of the recommended meats for cats :)
We use human grade meat and previously frozen pet grade organs and hearts. Freezing meat would kill parasites, if there were any. In terms of bacteria, cats have a very short digestive system and their stomachs can deal with any sort of bacteria very well. I would only worry about parasites if you were to feed wild meat, which would definitely be checked and frozen for an appropriate period of time before feeding to your cats. Otherwise, raw meat is perfectly fine for cats to eat :)
Can u use the same ingredients and measures as u have made for a 13 weeks old ragdoll ... if so, she weighs 1.3kg...what weight wise would I feed her a day, thanks, really want to give this a go, and this video and ingredients look easy enough to follow ..
Yes you can! You can add a little bit more bone/ bone meal for kittens, but definitely you can give this one a try! Kittens should eat as much as they want, so just give her more whenever she wants to eat! 💕
Hi there! Awesome video! I’ve learnt a lot from you and various youtubers and have a couple of questions for you or for any kind person who wants to help me out! My boyfriend and I have a 6 month old Maine Coon who has a blood disease, his blood doesn’t coagulate and he has low iron and a low platelet count, and also a 2 month old Siamese who has trouble gaining weight (she is healthy! no worms no nothing! just fast metabolism) and wanted to ask for your opinions on a couple things: For the cat with a blood disease, I was thinking of adding slightly more liver to his diet, so it ends up being 75 muscle meat/10 bone/5 organs and 10 liver, but i’m worried about the vitamin that is bad in excess (i think it’s vitamin A, not sure correct me if wrong). I was thinking of using chicken liver for the liver source. Does anyone have any recommendations on how I should split his diet in order to cater a bit better to his blood problems? Any specific additional ingredients i should incorporate? For the kitten who has trouble gaining weight, would adding more fatty meat be a bad idea? What should I add in order to bulk her up a bit? I can’t up her daily food intake by a lot because then the vitamin and nutrient intake is out of balance in comparison to her size and age. Any ideas and advice? We currently have both on a diet consisting of Hills kitten kibble, grain free chicken wet food, and a couple days ago we started adding a chicken heart and a bit of liver for each of them daily. I would ask my vet, but none around me believe a raw food diet is sustainable (mainly because they’re required to push expensive healthy kibble onto us to buy from their clinic LOL) Thank you ! Also just wanted to clarify, I am in no way trying to fix his blood disease with a raw diet rather than seeking vet treatment! The only solution for his issue is several bone marrow transplants, which are incredibly expensive (over 1,500 just for one single treatment, just for the surgery itself, not including medication and any other ongoing fees) and just not attainable for us right now (both Uni students, minimum wage jobs etc). When we are more financially stable, we definitely want to do that for him, but we are looking for the best way to manage it and help him possible for right now!
Hey! Ohhh I feel for you! I will start with the kitten. Kittens should eat AS MUCH AS THEY WANT 🥰 give her food all the time, especially with raw food, she'll be capable of adjusting her eating correctly. Go with fatty meats as cats do need that! For a small kitty, you can add more bone, 15%. But just make sure she has access to food at all times, so she can grow properly! I wish I could give you an advice for the other kitty, but given his disease, I do not feel comfortable advising you. I can only suggest to maybe find a pro-raw vet who will be able to do a phone consultation and help design a diet suitable for your kitty! 💗
@@PixieandBluebell it is human grade AFTER COOOKING, pork and chicken meat can contain harmful bacterias to both humans and cats (beef doesn't that's why we can eat it raw or rate) so I'm not so sure about that...
Good question! And one of the reasons (besides it being the healthiest diet for them) that we decided to feed raw: their poops are dry and barely have any smell! :)
There's no way my cats would be this quiet throughout the process 🤣 how polite yours are
Edit: a week later I finally switched their diet to raw and now I understand. They seem to always be satisfied! No more desperation for food, just asking politely. It's amazing
Oh wow! How amazing!
I found your channel when i was about to get a ragdoll kitten, about 1.5 months ago and you guys have given invaluable information about so many things. Keep making videos! And thank you both!
Thank you so much💕 I'm glad you're enjoying our videos! How is your kitten? :)
@@PixieandBluebell hi, thank you for the reply! He is doing great! Growing soo much soo fast, its unreal! We are about to transition him to raw food too and this video came at perfect time. We have also bough all the same toys you guys recommended 😂 and the scratch bed thing made from cardboard and all the items have been great hits!
@@Linalak what food was the kitten on before?
@@Kasiakatb dry kitten food, like applaws and royal. Got him off that to high quality wet food such as lilys kitchen and catz finefood
Let us know if you tried this recipe! And if your cat liked it as much as our ones do!
Is chicken heart or chicken liver ok for using for taurine...
Sassi loved it, can you do a video on Beef please, would be much appreciated xxx
Thank-you!! We are currently doing our research. We have 10 indoor cats (all rescues) We had one with yummy troubles, he saw at least 3 vets about 6-7 X & over $1000.00 in meds & prescription diets & didn’t get better. I decided to switch him to boiled chicken & his problem resolved. He’s gaining weight & feeling so much better! That was the final element to making the decision to make our own cat food!
So glad it was helpful for you! Hope your kitties will enjoy the new diet! ❤
That was great. Thank you. I love the sauce idea. My kitten just eats around the heart and organ meat I grind up for her !!
We're glad you enjoyed it! Definitely, the sauce makes it all come together really well, and our cats really enjoy sardines so that also makes it even tastier for them! :)
I’m
In Australia and just picking up my new fur baby on Saturday. I love your channel and can’t wait to try your recipe for Luna
Hope you enjoy!
Hi we love your videos. In an earlier video you said about getting a chicken carcass from a butcher, minced. I have a hand mincer that I used for mincing the smaller bones on a rabbit for my cat a few years ago, sadly no longer here. Do you have a link to the recipe with a chicken carcass? Many thanks, Brian
Hi thank you for stopping by! Honestly I've just looked I don't know if we ever did a video about carcass, however if you download the calculator from thr link in description you can just input carcass and that will tell you how much to use, you can naturally input any meat tou have and use this calculator to balance the batch you are making.
Hope this helps but do let me know if you have more questions 😊
Thank you so much for the gravy idea, that would make a transitions so much easier!
You are so welcome!
I really appreciate your videos, please keep making them!! Theyre so good! :>
Thank you so much! :)
My cat kitten hated at first but now loving it. Won’t eat anything else . Thanks for the recipe
Looking at making my own kitten food found everything listed but thr carcass is that like a regular chicken mince?
How long can you keep it in the freezer.?
Once defrosted does it have to be used straight away?
We normally keep it in the fridge for up to 2 days, as this is how long it takes our kittens to go through one box, I probably wouldn't keep it in the fridge for more than 4 days, as they can taste the difference between the fresh and not so fresh :)
In terms of freezing, we never made a batch big enough to last more than a month, only because of our limited freezer space, but I know that people make it to last even two-three months and I'm sure that is fine too.
@@PixieandBluebell You made around 7 containers. So does that mean you feed your cats 3 of those containers a day? I would love to know more about raw feeding because I want to add a ragdoll to the family :) Can they still eat the raw food even though its been kept in the freezer for more than two days?
I have a 4months ragdoll and I am starting raw food for her about 2 weeks now. My question do I need to buy her dewormer?
So sweet we love your kitties!😻
Hi just found you. Great video subscribed straight away. On 2nd video now. Thought there would have been a link. Where you bought the frozen meat or should I say offal. Thank you
Try a cake mixer with the batter blade, that way it mixes but doesnt chop any of the ingredients and you get a more even mix 😊
If we wanted to use your pork recipe but use the bone meal. Do you know how many grams of that we need? As buying carcass is difficult for me to buy. Love watching your channel, I’m definitely pro raw food. I’ve done your Chicken recipe and want to give our little guy options so thinking about swapping to pork x
Hi, at what age did you start raw feeding? Can you substitute the carcass with bone powder in this? 😊
Yes you can! You can start feeding raw as soon as kitten is weaned :)
I need some advice, I feel like am failing my two cats. When I first got them I had them on royal Canin, which they ended up hating and my female cat wouldn’t touch it, she was starving herself. so I switched to
More natural pet food such as thrive, cores wellness, natures menu and wellness. They loved it until both of them decided they hated it, they wouldn’t touch it unless I was to put RAW chunks of meat and bone into their food and then they ate it. I started noticing though that they wouldn’t eat any of their wet food and just the chunks of raw meat and bone, so I thought I’d try them on a raw meat diet. Now I don’t have all the equipment or the supplements to add into it the mix, although I do plan on buying, so I ordered raw food from
Natural instinct and purrform, and my cats absolutely HATE it. It’s to the point where Im getting stressed out because they are clearly very hungry, and I don’t want to give them kibble because my male cat has urinary problems as well as asthma, and my female cat gets really bad hair balls. They won’t touch any of their wet food either, I know they aren’t sick because whenever I make dinner for myself they come straight up and try to
Eat my food. I’m finding this very challenging has anyone got any tips on how to get them to like their food? I’ve tried adding toppers as well and again they maybe eat a tiny bit then meow for something else!
Hey Rachael! Cats can sometimes be very difficult and fussy with their food choices. I think it's a great sign that they want to eat raw meat! :) as long as you keep the correct ratio of 80% meat, 10% organ and 10% bone and make sure you use meat with high contents of taurine (i.e. chicken thigh, hearts) you do not need to use any supplements. I would probably suggest to make a small batch of raw food for them and see how they react over a week or so. There is a very useful calculator available on Facebook group called Cat CRAP. Honestly, just give it a go, even if your ratio won't be perfect for the first few days, they won't develop any deficiencies, and that will give you some time to research it more, and hopefully, they will start eating better! In general, too much organ will give them loose poop, and too much bone will make it difficult for them to poop, and it will be white in colour. Another thing you could try is DOCs (depending on how you feel about feeding whole pray), just bear in mind they can be addictive, so I wouldn't suggest it as the only source of food. But that is basically one complete meal for them with the right ratio and nutrients :)
I know this must be really stressful for you! I hope you'll find a solution 💕
hi! just wanted to check if you have a recipe using raw sardines (not the canned one cause we are very particular in giving our cats sauces)?
Hello guys! I’m writing you all the way from California. I have a 14 week old Ragdoll and I wanted to start a raw diet. I just wanted to ask a few questions:
1. Around what age did you start the raw diet with your kittens?
2. How big of portions did you start feeding at the age they first started raw food?
3. Did pixie and bluebell take well to the diet at first or was there a little push back?
if so, how did you tweak it or overcome the challenges of getting them used to it?
Thank you so much! I love all your videos and I tune in every week :)
Hey! We have a video answering questions about raw feeding which should help you with these questions too 🥰
Is this for kittens I have mc
I’ve got a question about refreezing, as you’re using frozen ingredients mixing it with fresh and than refreezing and I’ve heard that you should not refreeze meat
Hey! I have wondered that too. As far as our research goes, refreezing is unsafe for humans, because of bacteria that can develop in the process, but cats' very acidic stomachs are said to be dealing with that just fine.
@@PixieandBluebell thank your for your reply:)I did some research and apart from what you've have just reply.. And as long as meat was thawed in the refrigerator its fine to refreeze.
You made 7 containers for 2.5 weeks, so how much are you feeding the cats each day? And how many times a day? Thanks.
Kittens should eat as much as they want, until they are about 1 year old, but after a while you can learn what portions they are actually able to eat :) we feed 3 times a day, early in the morning, late afternoon and then late evening, just before we go to bed. They can regulate their food intake on raw diet very well and we have never noticed them seemingly 'overeating' :)
what could i substitute the pork steaks and chicken carcass for? Thanks
How much a day should you feed a ragdoll in quantity
Hi guys! Thank you so much for your videos. So helpful to prep for my new kitten! Can you please tell me what is the website that you use to design a meal plan for your cats with all the grams etc? crap cat? thank you
Hey! Thank you! We are using the calculator from cat crap Facebook group :)
Love your channel!😊 I'll prepare this recipe for my two kittens. But I only have frozen sardines. Can I use that as well?
Of course you can, just defrost them for mixing, so that they mix well with everything else! Good luck! 💕
Can you have just 1 recipe or is it best for the cat to have a few? Best to batch couple weeks at a time or is that preference also?
Do you have a website?
How many degrees do we need to store raw meat?
How often to do you feed your kitties in your routine (in terms of keeping it nice and fresh for them)? X
We put the food in the bowls in the morning before work, then when we come back if there is any left we throw it away and fill it up again, then finally we do the same later in the evening 💙
You don't need lots of muscles to mix the meat well. Get a much bigger bowl, wash your hands well, and then mix it with your hands, like a real cook would, like kneading bread. If one is making meatballs for human consumption, you would mix the meat with your hands and shape them into balls. What's the difference?? You can wash your hands afterwards!
Can someone tell me the recipe?
what's their hair loss like? cos my cats are still on kibble and i'm considering doing the transition to raw. they shed like crazy!!! i vacuum the house nearly every day, and there's hair even on the bathroom floor! cheers
To be honest, don't expect wonders! 💁♀️ their fur is definitely really nice and shiny and very, VERY soft. That's what most people notice when they switch their cats to raw diet. But they do still shed a lot ... depending on time of the year it gets better or worse, but we still need to hoover a lot and brush them often :)
Could I swap the pork for a different meat? if so which would you recommend?
You can use any meat, as long as you use something with a high taurine content. Chicken hearts have lots of taurine, so in this recipe, you could use something else for sure :) chicken thighs, beef, lamb :)
Pixie and Bluebell ah okay I understand, thank you for your help!
Am definitely trying it
My kitten is on raw as well. Breeder fed him raw too. :)
Not a fan of the super strict fb group but they do have great files on recipes there.
Amazing! What kitty do you have? :) Yes, they are very strict, that's so true. We did get a lot of info from the files too, so it's a good place to start reading on raw feeding :)
@@PixieandBluebell A cream point ragdoll kitten! ^^
Love creams!! 😍
@@PixieandBluebell He's really pretty but I love blue ragdolls just as much! Your ragdolls are beauties!
Is supplwments require cause i see alot of people doing it and if so what supplwments is necessary in the raw food diet
Taurine is essential in cats' diet, but they can get it from a balanced diet based just on the choices of the right meat, so it is not necessary, but I know that some people do supplement. I'm sure supplements won't do any harm, but they are not required if the recipe is well balanced :)
Yes my cats love it
Can I use chicken breast or chicken thigh instead of pork if so which one is better thank you
Good question! Chicken breast is not the best, as it is low in taurine. Chicken thigh on the other hand is a great source of taurine and definitely one of the recommended meats for cats :)
Doesn’t raw chicken have parasites? And pork? Does that affect the food?
We use human grade meat and previously frozen pet grade organs and hearts. Freezing meat would kill parasites, if there were any. In terms of bacteria, cats have a very short digestive system and their stomachs can deal with any sort of bacteria very well. I would only worry about parasites if you were to feed wild meat, which would definitely be checked and frozen for an appropriate period of time before feeding to your cats. Otherwise, raw meat is perfectly fine for cats to eat :)
Can u use the same ingredients and measures as u have made for a 13 weeks old ragdoll ... if so, she weighs 1.3kg...what weight wise would I feed her a day, thanks, really want to give this a go, and this video and ingredients look easy enough to follow ..
Yes you can! You can add a little bit more bone/ bone meal for kittens, but definitely you can give this one a try! Kittens should eat as much as they want, so just give her more whenever she wants to eat! 💕
Hi there! Awesome video! I’ve learnt a lot from you and various youtubers and have a couple of questions for you or for any kind person who wants to help me out! My boyfriend and I have a 6 month old Maine Coon who has a blood disease, his blood doesn’t coagulate and he has low iron and a low platelet count, and also a 2 month old Siamese who has trouble gaining weight (she is healthy! no worms no nothing! just fast metabolism) and wanted to ask for your opinions on a couple things:
For the cat with a blood disease, I was thinking of adding slightly more liver to his diet, so it ends up being 75 muscle meat/10 bone/5 organs and 10 liver, but i’m worried about the vitamin that is bad in excess (i think it’s vitamin A, not sure correct me if wrong). I was thinking of using chicken liver for the liver source. Does anyone have any recommendations on how I should split his diet in order to cater a bit better to his blood problems? Any specific additional ingredients i should incorporate?
For the kitten who has trouble gaining weight, would adding more fatty meat be a bad idea? What should I add in order to bulk her up a bit? I can’t up her daily food intake by a lot because then the vitamin and nutrient intake is out of balance in comparison to her size and age. Any ideas and advice?
We currently have both on a diet consisting of Hills kitten kibble, grain free chicken wet food, and a couple days ago we started adding a chicken heart and a bit of liver for each of them daily. I would ask my vet, but none around me believe a raw food diet is sustainable (mainly because they’re required to push expensive healthy kibble onto us to buy from their clinic LOL)
Thank you !
Also just wanted to clarify, I am in no way trying to fix his blood disease with a raw diet rather than seeking vet treatment! The only solution for his issue is several bone marrow transplants, which are incredibly expensive (over 1,500 just for one single treatment, just for the surgery itself, not including medication and any other ongoing fees) and just not attainable for us right now (both Uni students, minimum wage jobs etc). When we are more financially stable, we definitely want to do that for him, but we are looking for the best way to manage it and help him possible for right now!
Hey! Ohhh I feel for you! I will start with the kitten. Kittens should eat AS MUCH AS THEY WANT 🥰 give her food all the time, especially with raw food, she'll be capable of adjusting her eating correctly. Go with fatty meats as cats do need that! For a small kitty, you can add more bone, 15%. But just make sure she has access to food at all times, so she can grow properly!
I wish I could give you an advice for the other kitty, but given his disease, I do not feel comfortable advising you. I can only suggest to maybe find a pro-raw vet who will be able to do a phone consultation and help design a diet suitable for your kitty! 💗
Can you use supermarket pork ?
You can! Meat in supermarkets is human grade, so by all means, absolutely fine for cats and dogs too!
@@PixieandBluebell it is human grade AFTER COOOKING, pork and chicken meat can contain harmful bacterias to both humans and cats (beef doesn't that's why we can eat it raw or rate) so I'm not so sure about that...
We don't handle pork should we use chicken instead.
whats the amount total in us currency?
The prices of all products will be slightly different between countries, but £11.69 at current exchange rate is $14.38 💙🐾
Chicken
Pork
Heart
Liver
Egg
Sardine
Ummmm yummy!! For me too 😁😁😁😁
I thought raw egg whites are bad for cats?
What is their poop like from this diet??
Good question! And one of the reasons (besides it being the healthiest diet for them) that we decided to feed raw: their poops are dry and barely have any smell! :)
What can I use instead of pork will I’m muslim and I think my cat is muslim too 😅😂
😍😍😍
May I know what is chicken carcass? What does it constitute of? :)
pork is very bad for cats
Pork is absolutely fine fed as part of varied raw diet
@@PixieandBluebell what could you substitute for pork since i do not personally eat pork or touch it?
this is not easy, this is expensive
Raw pork is never recommended for animals!! And, it’s low in protein & high in fat. Just not a good choice.
don't feed your cat raw egg whites
Cats aren't supposed to eat pork!