daftcat75
sums up the easiest ways to get started making food. Homemade is the easiest way to avoid gums and carbs!
I would simply buy the freeze-dried liver. Seems odd to buy fresh liver simply to freeze dry it for a recipe that is calling for fresh liver. Otherwise, you could simply store the fresh liver in the freezer and use as needed. It's just kinda difficult to work with. If you don't mind it, you can use scissors, and a food scale to pre-measure the called for amount, then freeze in individual baggies.
Alright. What is the best kind of liver to use
Usually you want to match the liver to the meat. If you are making food with chicken meat, you can either get chicken liver from a butcher, or simply look for chicken liver treats. Sometimes these are found in the dog training section. As long as liver is the only ingredient, it doesn't matter whether the package says cat or dog treats.
Ok thank you so much
I have a question. Is tuna good for cats
I definitely wouldn't go to the trouble of freeze drying liver! I used to weigh and freeze small amounts of liver (the amount for a pound of meat), which works just fine and doesn't take up much space. When the pandemic started, I bought a large tub of freeze-dried chicken liver from Chewy. That lasted forever! Most recently I've used Primal freeze-dried turkey liver treats. Now I have some Pure Bites freeze-dried duck liver on the way. I'm sure we'll have a roast chicken soon... and then I'll put the fresh liver (and the heart and gizzard, too) to use in cat food.
My answer (and our vet's, too) would be no.
Tuna is not, only occasional treat. To me, less concern if bought from canned food. Adult fish swim swim way down, otherwise farther toward the shore so I read. That's where they lay thier eggs. I am curious if the tuna from commercial food are young so it's safer?
Ok, I use the canned tuna, and like u said, only as a treat. Not all the time
Vet's Best Hairball Relief/Digestive Aid! They also really help our cat who tends to get constipated. Both our cats love them. (I give each cat 1.5 tablets a day; the label says to give 2 but 1.5 seems to be just right for them. I break/crumble them into little pieces and put them on their food.)
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daftcat75
is Betty White still taking the same hairball treats? Edwina took those for a while and liked them. (They also seemed to make her fur softer...)
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