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The Kasbah
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Hi Will:
I fed raw for YEARS and never got into anything quite as complex as the diet you folks are discussing.
I fed poultry exclusively...and no one ever tired of it. I used legs, thighs, breasts and necks. No organ meat, (it disgusts me). On occasion we also fed turkey...but the cats were as fond of it as the plain old chicken.
I added a Multivitamin, Taurine and Calcium powder to each serving and the cats thrived.
You, of course, are welcome to trial any diet you see fit for your boy, but I personally think what you are proposing is super labor intensive and may not be practical in the long run, when the novelty of preparing these elaborate meals gets old.
JMO...but certainly food for thought.
Whatever you decide, please ease into it gradually and be mindful that changing diets can cause serious gastro upset...so commit to your ingredients, stick to them and ease him into his new regime, gradually. Trial and error doesn't work!
All best,
I fed raw for YEARS and never got into anything quite as complex as the diet you folks are discussing.
I fed poultry exclusively...and no one ever tired of it. I used legs, thighs, breasts and necks. No organ meat, (it disgusts me). On occasion we also fed turkey...but the cats were as fond of it as the plain old chicken.
I added a Multivitamin, Taurine and Calcium powder to each serving and the cats thrived.
You, of course, are welcome to trial any diet you see fit for your boy, but I personally think what you are proposing is super labor intensive and may not be practical in the long run, when the novelty of preparing these elaborate meals gets old.
JMO...but certainly food for thought.
Whatever you decide, please ease into it gradually and be mindful that changing diets can cause serious gastro upset...so commit to your ingredients, stick to them and ease him into his new regime, gradually. Trial and error doesn't work!
All best,
