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Radcat also has fiber in it and I think that's a dangerous irritant to the
cat's GI tract.

It's much better to get mOrigins and pay to have it shipped to you! It would
be cheaper too even with an expensive shipping tacked onto it.
http://www.mOrigins.com I hope to distribute it here in Texas if we have
enough interest but I know she will ship it to you though she usually makes
you go pick it up at the airline. I am not sure why she doesn't ship door
to door like others. Also there is a lesser quality but still very good pet
food (also grassfed beef) from http://www.TexasGrassfedBeef.com My
Anatolian Shepherd was raised on this from a young pup and did very well.
He also gets choice

I have a recipe for raw diet, ground, with appropriate supplements on my
website though it is always a work in progress. I do not believe feeding
chicken parts as a staple food is a good idea though pastured chicken is
loads better than what most "BARF"ers are getting. I did this with my Great
Dane and she was always starving and stressed. The same amount pound for
pound of a food like mOrigins settled her down and put more weight on her.

Some of my kitten buyers use my recipe, others feed grain free dry foods
that I recommend and I try always to keep the diet as little dry food as
possible as that causes chronic dehydration. Cats aren't meant to eat dry
food. I have a few kitten buyers who use feeder mice but they feed it raw.
I do not advocate giving a cat a live mouse to eat. It is possible they
could get injured and also they are not humane in their treatment of the
mouse and it can be quite horrifying what they do to it. Some cats are more
efficient killers but I am sure that comes after long years of practice.

Dawn

From: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Kathy Dickson
Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 7:23 AM
To: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [NN] healthy diet for a cat?

Are you interested in a recipe for homemade food based on raw chicken legs
and thighs? I have a recipe if you are interested. There is a commercial
food, RadCat, that is based on raw chicken legs and thighs. But it is
outrageously expensive at $12 for a 24 ounce container. The recipe I have
uses the same ingredients. I can post if interested.

Kathy

From: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
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[mailto:native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:native-nutrition%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Betty Pearson
Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 1:22 AM
To: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
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Subject: [NN] healthy diet for a cat?

Okay, I know this is a group that discusses healthy diets for humans,
but I am wanting to know what is a good diet for a cat. He is no longer
a kitten...nearly full-grown. We just inherited him from our son. He
stays in our garage, and lounges on our front porch. I'm very allergic
to cats, so he will not be an indoor cat. He does catch mice, which is
very nice. :-)

Please share any info. You can email me privately, if you wish.

Thanks!

--
Betty Pearson, Lehi UT,
Betty@ourldsfamily.com <mailto:Betty%40ourldsfamily.com>
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