cat food recipes

If you need a limited-ingredient recipe for your cat with kidney disease, this is our favorite! It&#39;s low-sodium, inexpensive to make, and tasty for your favorite kitty. Plus, you can easily make a big batch and store individual portions in the freezer.

Beef & Rice Homemade Cat Food

beef

white rice (slightly overcooked)

oz liver (chopped)

vegetable oil

Mineral and salt substitutes (as directed by your veterinarian)

Heat

Heat the vegetable oil in a large saucepan over medium heat.

Meat

Add the minced beef and liver to the pan. Cook the meat thoroughly, stirring often.

Rice

Cook the rice until it&#39;s a little bit mushy. This will make it easier for your cat to digest.

Cool

Combine

In a large bowl, combine your meat, rice, and mineral and salt substitutes. Stir until the food is evenly mixed.

Divide

Divide the cat food into even portions. Store your leftovers in the freezer.

Cat gravy is easy to make and incredibly affordable. Throw your meat leftovers into a pot with water and a little salt for a nutritious and delicious gravy your cat will love. Here&#39;s our favorite simple cat gravy recipe!

Easy Homemade Cat Gravy

Leftover chicken, pork, or beef (including skin, fat, and bones)

Water

Salt

Throw all excess portions of chicken, pork, beef etc. into a large pot - this includes skin, fat, bones - everything!

Fill the pot with water to the top &amp; add in 1/4 teaspoon of salt.

Boil

Bring to a boil and turn down to medium or a soft boil. Place the lid of the pot on and let simmer for 2-3 hours, stirring occasionally.

Strain

Let cool. Strain so there is nothing left but the liquid. Portion out and freeze for a great yet simple gravy to place on top of your dry cat food.

This recipe is sure to be an excellent choice for most cat owners as it is free of gluten, dairy, sugar, nuts, and soy and is freezable. Plus, it&#039;s easy to double (or triple) to make enough to keep in your freezer!

Salmon Cat Food Recipe

salmon (boneless)

broccoli

tbsp fish oil

boiled eggs

Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl or food processor.

Blend

Divide your homemade cat food into individual portions.

Store

Store leftovers in the refrigerator or freezer.

This easy cat gravy recipe can be made with any kind of meat and provides great nutrition and hydration for your cat.

Catster Recipe: Easy Homemade Cat Gravy

Plain meat ((chicken, duck, pork, beef, lamb, turkey))

Throw whole carcass or animal parts into the stock pot or slow cooker. You can include the skin, fat, and bones, which make a rich gravy. The meat or carcass you use should not be seasoned and should be safe for human consumption once cooked.

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