As pet owners, the health of your pets is a top priority. After all, we want our pets to live long and healthy lives with the family. To achieve this, we follow the familiar saying, „Nothing is better than homemade food.“
Homemade cat food recipes
If you’re new to the world of cats and their feeding, why not try making easy and healthy homemade food? This will give you the opportunity to include ingredients that suit the tastes of your furry friends. Especially if they have allergies, skin issues, weight problems, or digestive issues. Read on for a selection of the best homemade cat food and treat recipes that will satisfy even the pickiest eaters!
What homemade food can cats eat?
If you’re getting creative with your homemade cat food recipes, it’s important to understand what your furry friend can and cannot eat. Here are some foods that are safe for your cat: beef, chicken, turkey, whole grains, cooked fish, cooked eggs, vegetables, cheese. Foods that cats should avoid include chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, garlic, macadamia nuts, bread dough, alcohol, and xylitol (sweetener).
The best homemade cat food recipes: Raw cat food
Raw chicken liver and salmon
This homemade recipe with raw chicken liver and heart may not sound particularly appetizing to you, but your cat will definitely be drooling over this tasty meal! Chicken liver and heart are packed with essential nutrients that your cat needs, including tons of vitamin A, vitamin B, minerals, iron, and protein. With so many nutrients packed into one dish, this recipe is also great for growing kittens! However, moderation is key when feeding raw chicken liver, as too much of it can have a laxative effect on your cat.
Grain-free meatloaf
Some pet owners believe that their cat’s diet should resemble that of wild cats, ensuring that the cat gets all the necessary nutrients. This means that the most common food should contain fewer carbohydrates and more protein. Moreover, opting for a grain-free diet can help prevent food allergies or sensitivities, such as excessive itching or loose stools.
Don’t worry, you can easily make this grain-free homemade cat food recipe yourself! It mostly uses organic ingredients and contains no antibiotics or hormones.
Oatmeal with sardines
Running out of cat food is probably every owner’s nightmare. What do you do when you have a hungry and unhappy cat at home? Fortunately, you can quickly whip up a satisfying homemade meal for your furry master, consisting of oatmeal and fresh milk. This homemade cat recipe buys you some time before you head to the pet store or order online to stock up on cat food. However, keep in mind that this recipe is not suitable for cats with grain or lactose allergies.