Easiest homemade raw cat food (beginner friendly)

Homemade cat food is the best and cheapest for you and your cat. These simple beginner-friendly recipes work for everyone!

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[rajarafe]

Recently switched my kitten to viva raw, he’s loving it and I see the energy difference.

[Cyber_Kati_]

Hello Jess & Jericho! 🐾❤️🐾 Tyvm for this video. Just starting my two cats on raw today!

[krel]

You know i think this cat food diet thing has gone a little too far adding supplements. I just give my cats turkey ground up with chicken organs. Those cats in the wild be going to the healthfood store to get their supplements.

[auntielu]

How does the Tc feline mix work with these options? That’s what I currently have.

[paulotapadas]

Hi, Jess. I have already watched many of your videos, and I would like to ask you if you know any company selling raw in Europe. It seems that everything only exists in the USA...

[KittyJ]

I cancelled my viva since they discontinued pure chunks. Filo stopped eating them plus we couldn't but smaller quantities. 10 lbs is too much for our freezer.

[nexttytreporter]

This sounds INCREDIBLY complicated, especially for someone as a beginner, I actually couldn't even finish the video so much was going on. I know it's not the best, but wet cat food is just easier.

[nighthawk_predator]

Hi Jess. Thought this was a good way to ask a question but not for this video. :) I am interested in changing my cat's food from one company that i was using to Viva Raw. I have a couple questions actually. 1st I couldn't figure out how to contact Viva Raw directly to ask them these questions. Their products come in 2 lb pkgs. I am used to dealing with 1lb pkgs. So, Is it safe to let the food thaw enough to divide the 2 lb pkgs to (2) 1lb pkgs and refreeze the other lb? I like to give him at least 2 different proteins at once and having 2 lb pkgs makes this difficult because of my limited freezer space. I like the ice tray to baby jar method you showed us way back when. :) That is how I prepare his food. The 2nd question is that Viva Raw shows us these various 2lb pkgs on their website that they say are "complete" meals. However, they also talk about "Complete" vs "Pure" and say that pure is particularly good for cats and ferrets but requires additional nutrients if I read that correctly. I am a bit confused as to which food I should get him that is complete and does not require any additional nutrients like taurine which i have to add with the current food he eats. For now I would like to feed Grayson ground proteins to see if he takes to it. He is quickly starting to dislike the food I was getting from a Florida based company (U know who I mean) :) I don't know why though. Anyway, thanks for your help and any recommendations you may have. PS. I found your link to Viva Raw and answered their questionaire for Grayson but there is no way I can store that much food at one time. I can only do about 8 lbs at a time and hopefuly break them down into 1 lb pkging. Thanks again Jess. You are killing it on YT. Very proud of you!!!

[Purrrkanda]

So. I have many cat. 14 that will most likely eat raw. Would it better to buy myself or premade? 😂

[okaycola]

So show us how you feed them it. This is the second video I’ve watched that just talks about what to buy but doesn’t say much else

[Kittiesdawn]

This isn’t homemade …it’s an ad for viva.

[CrabbyPattydelight]

Stressful i just bought soft food some pate, someone bought me a 20 lb bag of 9 lives in going to return it to Walmart

[heatherspenshaw]

Viva raw isn't boneless and my ez complete says to give a boneless meat