Mar 7, 2008 · I am strictly 100% raw; mixing raw bone-in meals with a commercial non-raw diet (without balancing the bone-in meals with meat-meals) is not something I would expect to see work - if it can, I'd love to know how. Truly.

Dec 16, 2014 · Chicken Liver: Cooked Vs Raw? Thread starter MistyDawn; Start Date Nov 10, 2018; Nov 10, 2018 #1 ...

May 4, 2017 · If your cat isn’t used to eating raw meat or crunching on bones you probably want to just give a small piece of raw chicken to see if she will eat it first. I wouldn’t start with raw bone because it can be dangerous if the cat doesn’t know how to chew it. Kittens especially are still learning to tear and chew meat properly.

Feb 1, 2018 · I know of many cats and dogs that have terrible rotten teeth and have to get their teeth cleaned by a vet and such. I’m trying to prevent that by feeding my cat raw chicken necks around every 5th meal. So around 2 times per week. But is that enough to clean her teeth. Her teeth do look good...

Jan 24, 2012 · So, my cats all love ground raw. (Right now they are eating 50% ground raw, mostly Hare Today and 50% grain free canned.) Every two weeks or so I cook a whole chicken and offer the "innards", raw, to the cats. Leo and Lucy love the raw chunks. Emily and Eko look at them like, "Are you sure...

Jun 27, 2018 · Raw Chicken Livers. Thread starter matt1991; Start Date Jun 1, 2018; Jun 1, 2018 #1 matt1991 TCS Member ...

Apr 10, 2016 · chicken thighs are good for cats. it's what the author of catinfo.org uses in her recipe. However, if you're just feeding boneless meat, that's unbalanced (unless the cats are getting calcium elsewhere) -- so you need to add a bone and/or calcium supplement or bone to the meal to balance it out.

Dec 5, 2013 · Anything more than 50 percent raw on his plate and there is a chance that he'll vomit up his breakfast. I've been attempting to transition for a month now using the same batch of chicken that I prepared. He was doing very well, almost 90% raw (no vomiting), but then he had an episode when I tried to introduce free-range beef into his diet.

Apr 18, 2014 · Raw chicken bones don't usually splinter like cooked bones. The primal risk is cats choking on meaty bones. I think it depends on cats how safely they handle chicken wings. Some cats never have any problems eating them. Others have to learn how to properly chew bones. They may gag on bony parts at first when they try to swallow whole.

May 19, 2017 · They eat commercial raw food (Rad Cat, Feline Natural, Northwest Naturals), homemade food made with EZcomplete, and canned food. When I made Dr. Pierson's recipe, I had chicken thighs deboned (keeping the skin) at the butcher counter but I …