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Yeah I don't know, they made an argument that some supplements give your cats too much calcium I believe.In 2008, I was in a raw meat buying co-op. Lots of people said if you are cutting chunks of meat, not grinding it, then you don't need to supplement. That never made sense to me that there would be that much nutrient loss just from the method of preparation.
I add the supplements. Most of them are water soluble, so what the cat doesn't need gets excreted. Maybe I don't need them, because I cube all their meats, but I look at it as insurance. I calculated the costs of supplements at 7 cents per cat per day. To me that's cheap insurance against any nutrients which might be lost in processing and freeze/thaw cycles.
I don't know I was just partially banned from there for asking. Oh well I guess I'm pretty annoying, don't know how you guys tolerate me with all these questions.
Thanks for the response orange&white.