A Feeding Frenzy – Three Episodes Packed with Meaty Information
EPISODE 1 – Compromised Cat Food – Blah! What’s in your bag of cat food? Follow the money!
EPISODE 2 – What you feed your cats can damage their health. Pat learns and shares some astounding cat physiology facts that will change how you feed your cats furever! Put your cat glasses on and find out what your cat wishes you knew.
Here’s an astounding fact or two that should cause you to STOP feeding dry food. Please don’t say you can’t afford it. Studies show that feeding raw is much less expensive AND species appropriate. READ HERE
ASTOUNDING FACT #1
* Animal protein – not food quantity – is the trigger that tells your cat that he or she is full. That is a huge and important statement. Until your cat ingests an adequate amount of recognizable animal protein, he or she will continue to feel hungry and, given the opportunity, will consume far more food than would otherwise be necessary. Therefore keeping dry kibble available all day and night is nuts!
ASTOUNDING FACT #2
* Although cats can use some carbs for metabolic energy, their ability to swap protein utilization for carbs is so severely limited they will cannibalize the protein in their own muscles to meet their basic daily needs if their diet does not contain enough, completely irrespective of how many carbs (or fat) they may also be eating. Do you really want your precious friend to ‘cannibilize their own muscles?
Option 1 – How to transition to raw with this simple bag of ‘meat completer’ from Food Fur Life
Option 2 – There are commercial raw foods available. I use RadCat along with homemade raw, using the Food Fur Life meat completer found in the link above.
EPISODE 3 – What’s wrong with dry cat food? Everything! Put your cat glasses on and find out how this ‘kitty crack’ can wreak havoc with your cat’s health and your wallet (think vet bills for issues that can be avoided) Don’t feed your obligate carnivore cracked corn and other meatless junk. Tune in, share and transition your cat to grain-free canned food or raw.