Thanks for the info. Tracey....... Fortunately I already have a heavy duty grinder.
Lorrie On 11-19, Tracey Shrout wrote: Lorrie, Yes, I think raw is the best > also. If you go to those websites, they give you step-by-step > instructions on how to make it. You have to be careful to follow > the recommended proportions. It does take a little time to > convince the cats that this is what they should be eating. One of > mine, a 12 year old dry food 'addict' took almost 2 months to > completely change to this diet. The others were much easier to > convince. I just mixed it with a good canned food, progressively > adding more raw. They will eventually eat it by itself and love > it, you just have to be determined. Occasionally, I do give some > canned food for variety, or when I run out of the raw. On those > websites, they also explain how to grind it -- you will have to buy > a grinder, and yes, you should use real bones. Its daunting at > first, but gets easier everytime you make it. > > Tracey _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
