Primal Raw is frozen in cubes and fairly widely available.......in
your area at Metzghers (forgive the spelling) in Simpsonville. Check
out the website. I am vegetarian and have problems fixing canned
food, much less raw for my friends. Obviously I manage but this
makes it so much easier.
On Feb 6, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Caroline Kaufmann wrote:
Hey guys. Below is a message from one of the members of the FIP
support group I recently joined on behalf of Brumley. I asked her
again for her referral to the sites devoted to better diet and
nutrition for cats. I planned to join once things calmed down with
Brumley because keeping up with the FIP group and the assisted
feeding support group got to be too much!
But I did want to pass this onto the new FELV members as something
to consider for the care of your babies. Diet is unbelievably
important and there has been nothing short of a revolution as of
late regarding what we should be feeding our companion animals- and
in particular, felines, who are all descendants of the big cats in
Africa and when we snuggle them and kiss their noses, etc., I think
we tend to forget that! I am not saying everyone has to go the raw
food route- altho Monkee did when his anemia from Felv kicked in and
he loved it! urgh, too little too late...but I know better now and
I just want other people to maybe benefit from that). So add
investigating and researching the diet issue onto your to-do list.
And keep in mind that you don't have to commit to the raw diet-- if
you do the research, you will find the particular premium canned
foods that are as close as you can get to the benefits of raw.
I hope this helps!
caroline
Absolutely. The more cats we get off commercial diets the less death
we'll see. Cats are carnivores. They eat meat ... fresh meat ... not
rotted, old, diseased garbage, left over meat from rendering plants.
And not grains. They can't even digest grains and vegetables.
Here ya go.
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/WholeCatHealth/
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/rawcat/
God Bless Cats ... the most beautiful and perfect carnivores on the
planet. How lucky we are that they like us and they're not the size
of dinosaurs.
Happy Tail and Biscuits on the Back,
Bonnie
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