Recent Content by krisrg

Thanks, @sophie1. I feed my 3 rescues 4 times a day, and I find that they usually self-regulate well. I asked earlier as some people have commented that cats which have gone through bouts of severe hunger may eat much in excess of what they need. The chilled bowl is an intriguing idea. I just...

@sophie1, how much would you trust cats you've cared for to self-regulate, i.e. to stop eating when they've had enough?

@nessakhoo, here's what I do. Since I feed frankenprey, I usually have about a week's worth of "parts" in the freezer. My preferred way of doing it is to store parcel the parts separately. So I have separate parcels each of raw meaty bones, muscle meat and organs, each a little more than what a...

I'm a little late to the party, but here goes. You might want to try raw free feeding your cat on an empty stomach just to see how much she would eat within a specific period of time. Maybe try raw free feeding for 20-30 minutes if she's a slow eater. With the raw-fed kittens I'm fostering...

My 3 3-month-old rescues eat chicken necks every day as part of their frankenprey diet. The main reason I feed them chicken necks is to meet their daily bone (calcium) needs. I cut the neck bones into 1 or 2 vertebrae sections and they now eat them completely, meat and bones. When they were...

Kittens can be little eating machines! The 3 3-month-old rescues I am fostering can sometimes eat around 10% or more of their body weight in a single day. That's like a 100-pound person eating 10 pounds of food in a day! I asked a similar question a few days back...

Thanks, LTS3!

I am currently fostering 3 9-week old bundles of energy. Their mother died when they were around 3 weeks old, and so I have been fostering them since. They were started on a raw diet exclusively and immediately after being weaned. These 2-pound furballs eat a mostly balanced diet of raw meaty...