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Cindy, I'd like to strongly reiterate my previous suggestion that you forgo the frankenprey for now and fed Ritz a rotation of commercial raw foods. I think Ritz's little body could probably benefit from a break from all the changes, supplements and meds.
Once she's had at least a full month on a stable diet (write the rotation down and repeat the same pattern over and over) AND has not had any dietary-related issues, then you could start easing her over to a frankenprey diet again.
I would also like to gently suggest you research frankenprey diets until you understand the concept more completely (catcentric.org, rawfedcats.org, feline-nutrition.org). Although there are many folks who are happy to help, it's extremely important to understand what you're doing - and why you're doing it; not just the numbers from the 80/10/5/5 guideline, but what's behind those numbers and how they affect your cat.
Taking full control of your cat's diet is laudable and recommendable, but you can hurt her if you don't understand what you're doing... and some of your posts and questions indicate you don't have a full grasp of the frankenprey concept.
Not trying to be mean, just trying to ensure you get the best outcome possible.
AC
Once she's had at least a full month on a stable diet (write the rotation down and repeat the same pattern over and over) AND has not had any dietary-related issues, then you could start easing her over to a frankenprey diet again.
I would also like to gently suggest you research frankenprey diets until you understand the concept more completely (catcentric.org, rawfedcats.org, feline-nutrition.org). Although there are many folks who are happy to help, it's extremely important to understand what you're doing - and why you're doing it; not just the numbers from the 80/10/5/5 guideline, but what's behind those numbers and how they affect your cat.
Taking full control of your cat's diet is laudable and recommendable, but you can hurt her if you don't understand what you're doing... and some of your posts and questions indicate you don't have a full grasp of the frankenprey concept.
Not trying to be mean, just trying to ensure you get the best outcome possible.
AC