Free Cat Food recipes.

Cat food recipes can be made at home using ground meats and healthy ingredients

ANOTHER TASTY TREAT,

Kitty cat casserole

INSTRUCTIONS:

4 oz. meat
two whole eggs
1 tbs.. carrot
1 tbs.. cottage cheese
1 tbs.. sunflower oil.

DIRECTIONS:

Cook the meat any way you would like
Scramble 2 whole eggs
mince the carrot
Combine the meat, eggs and carrot
Add the cottage cheese
Add the Sunflower oil and mix.

Add flavorings such as garlic salt and kelp powder to the food you cook for your cat. Small amounts of dairy products are acceptable, but cats should not drink a lot of milk.

Combine some dry, commercial cat food with meat, eggs, lactose-free milk and flavorings to get your cat used to eating homemade cat food.
Tips & Warnings

As you try different recipes, you'll find that your cat appreciates some more than others.

Consult your vet about giving your cat vitamin and mineral supplements.

Keep cooked cat food in the refrigerator for no more than three days.

If you make a big batch, freeze it and thaw when needed

Because of the company named Menu Foods who distribute their wheat gluten to hundreds of cat food manufacturers we, as concerned and loving cat owners must deal with the problem before we lose anymore of our beloved pets.

My dog almost bled to dead (rat poison symptom) and I feel we have to take matters into our own hands to stop big business from killing out cats and dogs.

Until Menu Foods and US based manufacturers can guarantee that they will not buy from China and other countries that use banned pesticides, rat poison and a fertilizer that uses a plastic based substance, we should be making our own cat food for our pets.

I think we should send a message and not buy the food, let them have a taste of shrinking profit margins and get them to produce good, healthy and trusted foods rather than owners having to make their own homemade cat food recipes.

If you would like a blog on the subject of cat food, let me know.

Notice

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Any information contained on this site relating to various medical, health, and fitness conditions of Westies and their treatment is for informational purposes only and is not meant to be a substitute for the advice provided by your own veterinarian. You should not use the information contained herein for diagnosing a dog's health - you should always consult your own veterinarian.