Raw Feeding for Cats

Kittens… who doesn’t love them? Seriously .. little fluffy bundles of pure joy Getting a new kitten is so exciting .. you bring this gorgeous litt...

As almost every cat owner knows, cats can be the most finicky, picky, fussy, complicated taste tester and food critics in the world. When we have n...

Raw feeding is, in our opinion, the best way to feed your obligate carnivore Cats are built to eat meat. Their little bodies are made to process p...

Raw Meow Freeze Dried Complete Meals are yet another option to help make raw feeding your cat as simple as it can be Feeding a fresh raw diet is...

My pet peeve.. excuse the pun.. and the number one reason vets are anti raw.. is people who feed plain muscle meat and add kibble to “balance it ou...

A raw fed cat will generally eat less than one eating commercial cooked or dry food as they are getting more nutrients in much smaller portions so feel satisfied quicker. As far as the amount of raw food to feed you cat, this will vary, depending on things like your cat's age, weight, activity level, metabolism and overall appetite.

Salmonella, e. coli, c. jejuni, l. monocytogenes, vibrio and c. bolulinum are among some of the known bad bacteria that can cause food borne illness in humans from eating undercooked meat and seafood so it is common for us to wonder “can my cat also be effected by these?”

One of the best side effects for us humans when we switch our cats to raw food is their smaller, firmer, and less smelly stools!

Enzymes are protein molecules that are found in every living cell. They’re responsible for vital chemical reactions in your cat’s body, including p...

As cat parents know, cooked bones are hazards for pets to chew, but bone broth is a powerhouse of nutrients for your cat, especially older cats suffering joint pain, and is a great way to get extra water into your cat.