Foodmaking You can actually make your own cat food? Yes. You. Can. Time Spent Making Cat Food is Well Spent 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. Read More 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. Read More 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. Read More 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. Read More 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. Read More Merci Beaucoup, Martine! Martine Potier generously donated her time and talent to translate the food making page of this website. Read More 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. Read More 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. Read More
