COOKING FOR CATS
Gleaned from the Muffin Archives
(1997 - 2003)
compiled by Susan Flewelling
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diets are meant to be suggestions only and should be discussed with your
veterinarian before use as some adjustments may be needed to suit your
pet's particular needs. In addition, canines have nutritional needs
which may not be completely met in these diets alone.
If you can add
to this with recipes or site links, please contact the Muffin
Committee
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CHICKEN 'ALL NAT BABY FOOD 1 package of boneless, skinless chicken breasts
Put chicken in a large kettle, cover with water. Bring to boil, reduce heat, simmer for half an hour or until pieces are cooked all the way through (thicker pieces may require more time - cook *THOROUGHLY* - you can't burn it - just keep the water level over the chicken). Check regularly, and stir occasionally to keep chicken from sticking to bottom. When done - let cool a bit, then place on breast and some of the cooking water into a blender, and blend smooth. Pour into bowl, repeat until all chicken is blended, then stir together. Divide among small freezer-safe containers, and freeze. Defrost and use as needed! |
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FELINE RESTRICTED PROTEIN DIET 1/4 lb cooked liver
Braise the meat, retaining fat. Dice or grind liver and egg. Combine all ingredients and mix well. This mixture is somewhat dry and the palatability may be improved by adding some water(not milk). Yield 1 1/4 lbs.
Feeding Guide Feed sufficient amount to maintain normal body weight. Body Weight
This diet supplies 21% protein calories, 34% fat calories and 45% carbohydrate calories. |
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