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Yeah, I meant splitting the meat and canned food half-half every day would not be sufficient due to the lack of vitamins and minerals, but of course you could add a small amount of meat, etc., on top of whatever the cat normally gets everyday (a lot of people do that at my work when their pets...

Cathy, I work tomorrow (at a holistic pet food store) and I'll scope out the feeding guidelines for raw foods in general; if they're very similar across different brands per X pounds of weight, I'll let you know sometime in the evening. Mind you, since you're also feeding chunks of chicken...

My mom had a cat growing up named Micky (not too unusual); he was all black with long fur and green eyes. About 8 years ago, my mom went to look at cats at a local humane society and found a cat which looks just like the one she had growing up that she loved so much, so she brought her home. Her...

The amount of raw to feed your cat depends on many different factors. For one thing, each brand of raw food is formulated differently, which means the feeding guideline changes from brand to brand. For example, some dry foods are low-feed foods (such as Go! Natural's chicken/vegetable dry dog...

Cats require a high-protein diet naturally as they are more carnivorous than canines, HOWEVER, meat alone is not a complete diet. Cats require vitamins and minerals to make their foods 'complete', just like a person's diet. For example, cats sometimes require cranberry (most good foods have this...