first time home cooked

So I just made a pile of goat, wild boar & venison. I cooked them all because I guess the boar should be cooked & I've never cooked meat for my kitties, so I went for it. I had under my arsenal Alnutrin with eggshell, EZ Complete & Wysong Call of the Wild.

I first tested the venison, 2 out of 3 ate it just plain. I had a separate plate for each different supplement, I then put a little of each on top & mixed it around. My black cat, (my little eater) ate them all. Gypsy is a little more picky & went for only the Wysong one. Jasmine turned her nose up at all of them. So then I sprinkled the Wysong on top of the others & Gypsy ate them.

Then I tested the goat & the boar plain, no one ate the goat. I decided to mix them together so no one would know.

I used the Alnutrin with the vension, added a little probiotics, some omega 3's & a couple squirts of liquid ubiquinol. Added just a touch of water to make a little gravy. I used EZ Complete with the boar & goat & added the rest of the supplements.

I figure this is a kind of a treat, I won't be buying these again regularly. I would much rather buy meat for pets & feed it to them raw.

Interesting test.  Glad you found something that you know works for at least two of them.  You didn't say, though, did Jasmine ever eat any of it?

No. She's so weird & she's my most wild kitty!

I did find something else though so I don't have to use Fortiflora, they like Wysong Add Life. I just sprinkle a little on top of whatever meat I'm serving & 2 will eat it.

Well I take that back, Jasmine does come around after everyone else has eaten & lick up the remains. She's done that with the ground turkey, ground venison & S&C Chicken frozen.

I would like to feed more raw instead of cooked meat, been checking out My Pet Carnivore & Hare Today. Still confused as to how to know the bone content of this or that product. I guess when you know the bone content, you can add more meat to dilute it, but I don't know how much. My cats do like to chew though, I thought about buying ground this or that & then adding some chunks on top.