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I have been going by what my local store (Meat for Cats and Dogs) have been helping me with.
What I have to start with is 2 lbs Columbia river chicken Chub (chicken and bones), 1 lb ground organs, 1 1/2 tsp seameal (by Solid Gold) and 1 1/2 tsp fish oil.
I am going to continue to put some of Solid Gold Tuna mix with it until the transition to this recipe is complete and then I will try to transition to something tasty that is not tuna, like BFF gravy packets or something.
They said to feed the 10 lb cat each day: 2 oz meat, 1 oz organs, and 1/3 can of the tuna with the additive mentioned above. the 13 lb cat they said to increase any of those item so that she get 5 oz total of food.
I know there are many recipes out there, but this is what I started moving to before i found any of these other resources.
So I guess, i just wanted to know if this sounds reasonable to those that have been on the journey longer than me (just a month). i guess no matter what, since this is easily available to me locally, I would like for this to at least be a base to any other suggestions. I do have a grinder... the kitchenaid mixer attachment, but I don't think it does bones. That is why I purchased the ground meat with ground bones.
Thank you,
deb
What I have to start with is 2 lbs Columbia river chicken Chub (chicken and bones), 1 lb ground organs, 1 1/2 tsp seameal (by Solid Gold) and 1 1/2 tsp fish oil.
I am going to continue to put some of Solid Gold Tuna mix with it until the transition to this recipe is complete and then I will try to transition to something tasty that is not tuna, like BFF gravy packets or something.
They said to feed the 10 lb cat each day: 2 oz meat, 1 oz organs, and 1/3 can of the tuna with the additive mentioned above. the 13 lb cat they said to increase any of those item so that she get 5 oz total of food.
I know there are many recipes out there, but this is what I started moving to before i found any of these other resources.
So I guess, i just wanted to know if this sounds reasonable to those that have been on the journey longer than me (just a month). i guess no matter what, since this is easily available to me locally, I would like for this to at least be a base to any other suggestions. I do have a grinder... the kitchenaid mixer attachment, but I don't think it does bones. That is why I purchased the ground meat with ground bones.
Thank you,
deb
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