Learn how to make your own cat food at home - includes recipe and demonstration on how to make your very own health food for your feline friend! By switching to home made raw cat food, your pet will be one of the healthiest, handsomest cats in the world and because of this, you will no doubt save on vet bills.
Transitioning your cat to a raw meat diet may take several weeks, depending on the age of the cat, but be patient, and try adding a little bit to their regular food each meal, slowing increasing it over several weeks. Eventually they will prefer the taste of it, and will show signs of improved health. Switching to raw cat food will be well worth it, but you need to keep things super fresh.
A great and unexpected perk from switching your cat's food to fresh raw meat - virtually no odour! Check out my video on how to eliminate cat box odor!
When you first purchase the chicken from the store, make it that same day. Don't wait till tomorrow. Then freeze the portions that you made for later use. I thaw mine in the fridge for 24 hours and they are still good. It is important to not have more than 2 days worth in the fridge at any given time. Keep it fresh, and they will like it more. If you wait too long to serve it, they may not eat it because it is not fresh. Cat's are smart. They know what they want.
Equipment:
- meat cleaver
- cutting board
- large bowl
- meat grinder
Ingredients to make your own raw cat food:
- Chicken thighs (bone-in)
- Chicken livers
- Chicken hearts
- Chicken gizzards
- 1 can pumpkin
- 4 egg yokes
- Wild salmon oil
- Vitamin E
- Taurine
- Vitamin B
I use the raw cat food recipe found at
Watch this video to learn tips and tricks on how you can make this super easy, super healthy pet food in your own home.
Disclaimer & Liability Release: I am not a licensed veterinarian or vet tech - I am a cat owner, and cat lover. I have researched this recipe for my own cat and he is healthier for it. If you are seeking proper medical advice for your cute kitty always consult with your veterinarian.
A good documentary to watch to learn more about what is in your pet's food is "Pet Fooled" which is available on Netflix.
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