Simple Homemade Cat Food Recipe

by Moses Wright

Cat owners make their own cat food for a variety of reasons. Many cat owners have concerns about the nutritional value of commercial cat food. Some cat owners make their own cat food to try to save money.

Even though some cat owners make homemade cat food in an attempt to save money, not much money is usually saved by doing so. However, making cat food can provide the cat with a diet that more closely resembles their natural diet since manufactured food often has too many carbohydrates and not enough protein.

There has been a movement towards raw food diets for cats. Cat owners who feed raw food to their cats often use meat grinders to grind the meat and bones of steroid-free or organic meat choices.

Some cat owners who are new to making cat food may want to try a simple homemade cat food recipe that does not require the purchase of a meat grinder or other tools. Easy homemade cat food recipes that only use ingredients that can be found in grocery stores are available on the Internet.

There is a simple homemade cat food recipe that allows for flexibility of the ingredients. The cat owner chooses one meat choice. The recommended possible meat ingredients include one can of tuna, one six ounce can of salmon, one cup of cooked and cubed chicken, one can of sardines in olive oil, or half a cup of beef, cooked and shredded.

After the meat is selected, choose at least one vegetable. The suggested vegetable choices are chopped, steamed broccoli, cup shredded, steamed carrots, finely chopped celery, or cup cubed, cooked potato. The cat owner may want to try different combinations of vegetables and meat to find the homemade cat food recipe that the cat likes best.

The cat owner mixes the meat and vegetable choices with a small amount of chicken or beef broth. Some cat owners who make their own cat food like to add one or two tablespoons of cooked oatmeal or cooked rice to the meat and vegetable mixture.

A cat owner should not always feed the cat the same homemade cat food. By using different variations of this simple recipe, the cat receives many different vitamins and minerals.

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