Mice & Quail for Cats
If you want a treat that is as close to natural as it gets, this is it.
Raw Meow stocks freeze dried whole prey treats in two varieties: whole mice and whole quail. Both are ethically farmed specifically for pet food consumption - no wild-caught animals - so you know exactly where your cat's treat came from.
What is whole prey?
The entire animal, fed whole. Fur, feathers, bones, organs, blood - nothing removed, nothing added. As close as it gets to what a cat would naturally hunt.
Cats are obligate carnivores who evolved as hunters. Those instincts are still entirely intact even if the lifestyle has changed. Whole prey treats tap into that. They are not just a reward - they are an enriching, instinct-driven experience.
Why freeze dried?
Freeze drying removes moisture while preserving the nutritional profile of the whole animal. Shelf stable, no cooking, no processing, no fillers. Straight from the bag.
Whole mice
Available in two sizes - Hoppers (slightly larger, suited to adult cats) and Weaners (smaller, ideal for kittens or cats new to whole prey). The size, scent, and texture trigger natural hunting instincts. Fur adds fibre and supports digestion. Bones provide a satisfying crunch. Single ingredient.
Whole quail
A different protein, a different texture, a flavour most cats find irresistible - including a lot of fussy ones. Available in 1 Day Old (smaller and softer, suited to smaller cats or first-timers) and 3 Day Old (larger, for cats with more experience or bigger appetites). Feathers add enrichment and texture. Soft bones cats can crunch through easily. Good for rotating alongside mice or as a novel protein option.
Who are these for?
Any cat, regardless of what they are currently eating. For raw-fed cats they complement an already species-appropriate diet. For cats not yet on raw, they are a straightforward way to add enrichment and introduce a raw element without changing the whole diet.
How to offer them
Straight from the bag. Start with one and see how your cat responds - most take to them immediately. If they are unsure, dangle or move the treat to trigger prey drive. A little play often does it. Supervise the first few times.