Kangaroo meat, turkey meat and bone, fish Taurine, Flaxseed, Yogurt, Omega 3, 6, 9 Oil
Kittens and some adult cats seem to instinctively recognize wholesome natural food when offered to them for the first time, but the majority of adult cats will refuse the food. Time, perseverance and patience is what is needed but the rewards are well worth it.
The first thing I would suggest is to not leave food available for your cat to nibble on 24 hours a day. A new routine is needed. I feed a chicken neck or wing in the morning and a feline portion in the evening.
A hungry cat is more willing to have a taste of new food offered. However never fast a cat for more than 24 hours. Try adding some natural food to the commercial canned or dry food with the intention of slowly over successive days feeding less commercial food and more raw natural food until eventually it is eating only raw food.
Heat the raw meat to body temperature or try slightly searing the meat at first. (Remember all the good qualities are destroyed in cooked/heat treated food so try not to crucify it.)
Perseverance pays as it can take up to two weeks to switch your cat to a healthy raw natural diet.
