15 Human Foods Cats Actually Need More Than Cat Food ( Less Cost – More Health )
That $50 bag of cat food you just bought? Your cat’s body is rejecting 80% of it. But the chicken in your fridge could add 5 years to their life – yet vets don’t want you to know this. I’m about to reveal 15 human foods more powerful than any brand, and number 9 ? It’s what vets secretly feed their own cats.
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Rotation plan please
Rotation Plan
Because cats have been catching and cooking chicken and salmon for thousands of years. 🙄
would be helpful if you put a menu here with amounts & frequency
Chicken, Salmon, plain pumpkin purée
Our cat doesn't like real food. She hardly ever eats even the tiniest bit of plain chicken or beef.
As a kid, I watched a barn cat eat a mouse (there wasn't much entertainment back then). She ate the intestines. I didn't know why – but kids aren't judgmental or get grossed out that easy, because it was education; a question inviting an answer that I found later in life.
Rotation plan please
Meal Rotation Plan please ! Very informative video. Can I buy baby food for a couple of these items?
When I get home from work on week days, the cats, dogs and I, enjoy fresh scrambled eggs.
I realized I NEED to be on this diet – and my cats can enjoy it with me. Thanks.🤗
Rotation plan immediately
eggs, sardines, chicken liver
for 3 adult feral siblings around my chicken flock, (so no chicken please!) Thanks❤ occasional pumpkin too.
Vets in the us are Useless,and a ripoff.
QUESTION why do we have to cook the meat when cats would naturally eat it raw?
Too bad this video shows people putting oil on all the foods. I guess they couldn't be bothered to take video of the real thing. Sadly this will cause those ignorant to do the wrong thing
Raw meat is best and it must include fat and offal. Chicken breast is the lowest nutrition of all meat.
How many cats do you have bro? Your narrator voice said it like 3-4 times. lol 🤣🤔
1. Plain cooked chicken breast
2. Salmon, plain, thoroughly cooked, once a week.
3. Plain pumpkin puree (canned) one tsp mixed into food 2-3x/week
4. Cooked eggs, plain, twice a week
5. Cooked turkey good for senior cats 2x/week
6. Steamed broccoli twice a week with turkey or chicken
7. Cooked sweet potato twice a week
8. Plain cooked liver, tiny piece once every 2 weeks
9. Plain cooked shrimp, one small once/week
10. Fresh papaya, breaks down hairballs.
11. Plain Quinoa, twice/week
12. Cooked carrots. Good for night vision
13. Plain cooked sardines 1/week. Nutritionally dense, packed in water
14. Cooked rabbit 1 small piece/week.
15. Cooked chicken liver, 1 small piece every 10 days.
Raw liver is something every cat loves. I give some to my cat once or twice a week. Cooking it reduces its nutritional value. You need to research better before you post. Plus cats need the fats too. Lean meat is inferior. I helped get 2 obese cats to normal weight by cutting out carbs, i.e. biscuits and going to raw meat.
Rotation plan please! So excited to start, hope my 4 cats will share my enthusiasm, thanks!❤️
Considering how most chickens are "raised" now, those eggs have to be toxic. Even the ones that say "organic" rarely are.
So much misinformation in this video. When cats consume carbohydrates in any meaningful amount they gain weight and become diabetic. I feed my cats a raw meat diet, no grains, no sweet potato, no broccoli and have been doing so for 4+ years now and they have never been sick. And how does fiber prevent UTIs. I've never seen a cat cook a mouse or a bird before consuming it. And you say cook salmon thoroughly, I guess you've never eaten sushi? I think a lot of these cases of food poisoning are far and few between and are always way over-hyped. The list of misinformation in this video goes on and on. Just feed your cat a species appropriate diet, ie, raw meat and forget all the quinoa and broccoli. This is coming from a feline nutrition specialist. Whoever made this video did it for clicks and is apparently is not a specialist of any kind. Follow this advice at your own risk.
SO…is it okay to give them meat and eggs not labeled ORGANIC?
Plain cooked chicken breast
cooked salmon
Plain pumpkin puree
cooked eggs ( no butter or oil )
small pieces cooked turkey (no skin)
steamed broccoli
cooked sweet potato
Plain cooked liver ( size of thumb nail,,,,good for their coat)
cooked shrimp (no shell or tail)
fresh papaya ( no seeds)
plain cooked quinoa
cooked carrots
plain cooked sardines (in water, not oil)
cooked rabbit (no bones)
cooked chicken liver (size of little finger nail once a week)
I am trying to learn as much as possible about cats and kitties. This is very helpful. I want ours to be as healthy as possible.
Rotation plan, I think my cats will eat this since it’s cooked food. I tried a raw meat plan with them and they wouldn’t touch it.
Rotation plan please. Thank you.
Canned salmon is cooked. During college, I worked in a salmon cannery, Bellingham WA, during summers. My cat loves it (and other preparations with salmon). She happens to like salmon, as more flavorful, than chicken.
Rotation plan…I'm desperate. Thank you.❤
Rotation diet for cats please 🎉🎉
My cat doesn't even look at them. Maybe for domestic cats but my cat is a Himalayan and he hates home made food, fish, vegetables and eggs. Simply does not accept anything other than his current food.
Why are you showing cooking with onions? Onions are toxic to cats.