I'm very confused as to why pet owners would rather make other people rich from selling the by-products of cruelly slaughtered animals instead of asking your local butcher shops or delis for their scraps. Can there be anything healthier than that?
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Actually, raw feeding is best, but, unless you take the time to do a LOT of research, you could do a lot more harm than good.
"Scraps" from butchers and delis are not complete nutritionally.
You'd need complete, whole (guts, and bones included) chickens, rabbits or turkeys to even approximate a complete diet, and even with all that you'd likely still need to add a few supplements.
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unless your getting them from a organic butcher or a butcher that the farms bring the meat too ... the chemical load is the same in the meats.. I can say a homemade cooked diet of truly natural or organic meats was costlier than the "best " premium cat food by 2 to 1 ....
Your local butcher animals came from the slaughterhouse to .. unless like in my area you have a local farmer/rancher delivering to the local butcher
