Category: Ways to Feed Raw
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Why I Love VivaRaw
I’ve been wanting to review VivaRaw for the blog for a while now and with their new special coming out today, it was the nudge I needed. In honor of transparency, I want to let you know that I am an affiliate partner with VivaRaw. What this means is that I have a special code…
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What I Love About TCFeline
TCFeline is a high quality Canadian meat completer that is a great way to easily make your cat’s food. I just want to start off by letting everyone know that I am not affiliated with this company in any way. These are my own opinions based on personal experience with the product over the last…
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New Thoughts Based on How Cats Naturally Eat
I want to share how my thinking has changed as I have looked more closely at whole prey nutrition and how cats naturally eat. I’ve shifted how I think about the ratios used for making prey model raw food and the importance of fiber and blood in the diet. Prey Model Raw Ratios When it…
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Love Letter to EZComplete
If you follow Hazel and me on Instagram (the.raw.fed.feline), then you know how much I love using EZComplete to make Hazel’s meals. I thought I would explain in more detail what I love about it, how to use it, and why I think completers are an important option when it comes to raw feeding. Let…
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PMR Food Pyramid: Fiber and pre/probiotics for gut health
Here we are! We have reached the tippy top of the Feline PMR Food Pyramid: fiber and prebiotics and probiotics. These items are optional, rather than essential in the diet. For some cats, one or both of these additions could be very helpful to support gut health. And for others, they may not be needed….
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PMR Food Pyramid: Rounding out the diet
Let’s continue making our way to the upper tiers of the PMR Food Pyramid for Felines. Last post I talked about liver and other secreting organs. Now let’s talk eggs, oily fish, and other whole food sources to help round out the PMR rotational diet. Eggs Eggs are nutritional marvels and should be included…
