Throwback Thursday: Making Homemade Raw Cat Food


Here is a post from July of 2016. I still make the same homemade food but only give it to them for breakfast. I give them canned food for lunch and dinner. I learned that too much of the same thing means they won’t eat it. I also learned that they won’t eat anything but chicken. Even turkey is a no,

14 thoughts on “Throwback Thursday: Making Homemade Raw Cat Food”

  1. iamthesunking's avatariamthesunking

    Chicken but no turkey? That’s so funny! Almost as absurd as Catorze eating Iberico ham but not Serrano ham.

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  2. onespoiledcat's avataronespoiledcat

    Cats can be super picky so if you have found “the magic key” for your cats with the raw – YAY! I guess we all keep on trying things until we find what they will eat AND still be good for them. 

    Hugs, Pam

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  3. Brian's Home ~ Forever's avatarBrian's Home ~ Forever

    Good for you. I thought about it several times but never did follow though with it.

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  4. kittiesblue's avatarkittiesblue

    Thanks for reposting this. I missed it the first time. I have never really considered feeding raw. Too much work with a fool house and kitties that like different things. XOCK, angels Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta & Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo, Cooper Murphy, Sawyer, Kizmet, Audrey & Raleigh

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  5. messymimi's meanderings's avatarmessymimi's meanderings

    I’d consider doing it but I know my Sweetie too well. He’d feed them all kinds of treats (as he does now) because he says, “They’re so hungry!” They aren’t hungry, they just play him like a fiddle because they know he is too soft to resist, but he won’t believe that.

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    1. Charles Huss's avatarCharles Huss Post author

      My wife is like that. I come home and the bowls are full of kibble. I want them to be hungry when it is time for wet food. I hate having to throw it away.

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