Yes!  A cat's digestive system is very different from a human, which is why cats can eat raw meat like chicken and not get sick. Cats have a much shorter digestive tract.  This means food do not sit as long as it does for a human.  Also, a cat's stomach is much more acidic, designed specifically to digest their prey raw.  Besides, who has ever seen a feral cat "cook" their meat?

You can make a two week supply of Raw Cat Food in just 30 minutes!  It is really quick and easy, once you learn how to do it.

No.  When you make homemade raw cat food at home, it is only about $1 per day, about the same price as canned cat food.  Also, because your cat will have a healthier immune system, you will actually save money on vet visits.

Raw is idea for a growing kitten, giving it easy to digest nutrients while building the immune system.  Because kittens are growing, they need to be fed more often so they have enough to meet their daily caloric needs.  Senior cats thrive on raw because it is easy for them to digest.  Studies show as cats age, feeding a high quality protein even is more important to keep proper muscle tone and weight. Senior cats also need to be fed more frequently because they tend to prefer smaller meals.

Yes.  Raw cat food will correct most imbalances caused by a commercial cat food.  If your cat is on a Urinary, Sensitive Stomach, Weight Loss, or Hairball formula, feeding raw will eliminate those issues for most cats. 

Also, the ingredients in Raw is human grade; the ingredients in Prescription pet food is pet grade, not fit for human consumption.   We also have a CKD recipe for cats on a Kidney Prescription diet.

No.  The only thing you need is an ice crushing blender and a food scale.  You don't need a meat grinder.

You can find everything you need at your local grocery store.  The ingredients in Raw Cat Food includes: Raw Muscle Meat, Raw Meaty Bones, Organ Meat, Egg Yolk and supplements.  It is very important to make sure the nutrients are balanced.  In the course, we focus on how to create balanced meals for your cat and why each ingredient plays a vital part in your cat's overall health.

Handle Raw Cat Food the same way you would with raw meat.

• Wash everything that touches raw food with hot, soapy water including your hands, utensils, and your pet's food bowls.
• Thaw meals in the refrigerator overnight in the provided thaw tub and not on the counter or in the microwave.
• Refrigerate any leftovers within 30 minutes and toss unused food after 48 hours.
• Keep raw cat food frozen if they won't be consumed within 24-48 hours.

Most cats will eat about 3% of the cat's total weight.  We recommend feeding your adult cat 2-4 times a day.  Kittens and senior cats need to be fed more often, 3-5 times a day.  We will go over this in more detail in the course.