Cat Feeding

A Simple Guide to Feeding Cats a Raw Diet

Cats are obligate carnivores — their bodies are designed to eat meat, bone, and organs. A raw diet supports their natural biology and overall wellbeing.

Benefits of Raw Feeding for Cats

Improved coat condition
Better hydration
Reduced stool odour
Natural weight management

What a Cat’s Raw Diet Should Include

80% muscle meat
10% bone
10% offal (5% liver, 5% other organs)

Transitioning Cats to Raw

Cats can be fussy, so a slow transition works best:

Start by mixing small amounts of raw with their current food.
Increase the raw portion gradually over 1–2 weeks.
Warm the food slightly to enhance aroma and appeal.

Foods to Avoid

Cooked bones
Onions and garlic
Highly seasoned or processed meats

Start Simple. Stay Consistent.

Cats often prefer smaller, more frequent meals. Keep things simple and let them adjust at their own pace.

Raw Feeding Plus
Specialist Centre for Animal Nutrition