Convenient, Balanced, and Actually Raw
Fresh raw is the ideal, but not every day runs on schedule. The food is still in the freezer. You are away and someone else is feeding. You are travelling with your cat. Or you just need something quick and balanced without compromising on nutrition.
Raw Meow Freeze Dried Complete Meals are made for those situations.
What freeze drying actually does
Freeze drying removes moisture from raw food without applying heat. The result is a shelf-stable product that preserves the original nutrients, texture, colour, and flavour far better than cooked or heavily processed alternatives. The moisture removal also concentrates the aroma, which tends to make freeze dried meals particularly appealing to cats who are fussy or need a bit more encouragement to eat.
All Raw Meow Freeze Dried Complete Meals are formulated to meet AAFCO nutrient levels for all life stages, which means they are balanced for kittens, adult cats, and pregnant or nursing queens. They have a shelf life of two years from production and require no artificial preservatives.
How to prepare them
Add one scoop (15g) of freeze dried meal to around 40-50ml of water, which is roughly 3-4 tablespoons. Mix well, let the food rehydrate, and serve. That makes approximately 60g of prepared food. You can use bone broth instead of or alongside water if your cat needs extra encouragement.
Do not feed them dry, and only rehydrate at the time of feeding.
Which meal to choose
The everyday range includes Chicken, Lamb, and Duck/Beef. All three are complete and balanced. Lamb is a lower phosphorus option if that is relevant for your cat.
If your cat has suspected food sensitivities, the Roo and Pork Complete Meal uses two proteins that are not commonly found in commercial cat foods. Kangaroo has low allergenic potential and pork adds more fat and energy. This formula is free from chicken, fish, green lipped mussel, and egg yolk.
If your vet has recommended a proper elimination diet to investigate a suspected food allergy or intolerance, the Goat and Emu meals are worth looking at. An elimination diet works by stripping the diet back to novel proteins the cat has never eaten, reducing the chance the immune system has already developed a reaction to them, then reintroducing other foods one at a time under veterinary guidance. Both Goat and Emu meals are fully balanced single-protein options suitable for all life stages. Goat is also a lower phosphorus option. If you are pursuing an elimination diet, do it properly with your vet so the reintroduction phase is actually useful.
When they are useful
As a complete meal when fresh raw is not available. As a balanced topper to encourage a reluctant eater. For travel, pet sitters, or catteries. For emergencies or backup stock. They are not a replacement for fresh raw feeding as a daily staple, but they make it significantly easier to maintain a raw diet when life does not cooperate.