Making your own cat food isn’t as time consuming as you might think. Consider it an investment in your cat’s long-term health.
Time Spent Making Cat Food is Well Spent
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Flaxseed Doesn’t Supply EFAs for Cats
Don’t be fooled by cat food labels boasting about Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs); check first to make sure the EFA source is actually bio-available to carnivores before letting yourself be too impressed.
Storing Homemade Cat Food
Look for wide-mouth jars that are freezer safe to store your homemade cat food. Pint size jars work well for one- or two-cat households.
What it Really Costs to Make Cat Food – Not So Much!
Making your own cat food doesn’t cost nearly what many people assume it does.
Getting Back the Chunky Value
If your raw-fed cat is willing to eat chunks of meat, go for it! It’s great for a cat to get the mouth exercise.
Merci Beaucoup, Martine!
Martine Potier generously donated her time and talent to translate the food making page of this website.
Ode to a Grinder and to the One Stop Jerky Shop
The Tasin TS-108 grinder that I purchased from One Stop Jerky Shop in 2002 is still going strong, 21 years later.
Egg Whites: Forehead Smacking Moment
There’s no need to waste the egg whites when making cat food. Cook them and mix them with the food.