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Category Archives: Joe\’s home-cooked meals for your cat
Mackerel morsels – a healthy treat for overweight cats
1 can mackerel in brine 1 cup wholegrain breadcrumbs 1 egg, beaten Half a teaspoon brewer’s yeast (optional) Mash up the fish in a bowl and add in the other ingredients. Mix together well and then, using wet hands, press … Continue reading
Christmas dinner for your cat!
Christmas Turkey and Fish Stroganoff Cats are well-known for being the world’s pickiest food snobs – offer them something not quite to their taste and they’ll turn up their whiskers with a disdainful meow. So trying to offer your cat … Continue reading
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Sweet Potato and Tuna – for the diabetic cat
Diet is one of the main ways we can help cats cope with diabetes – and this is one of my home-cooked recipes that’s ideal for cats with this condition. Diabetes is a disease which interferes with the body’s ability … Continue reading
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Chicken soup – for the sickly cat
This is a great recipe for any ill cat. It’s full of goodness from the chicken and veg, and it’s easily eaten and digested. Make up a batch and freeze what you don’t use – and then just defrost a … Continue reading
Liver and rice pate
The liver is the engine of the body, carrying out hundreds of vital tasks, and so it’s not surprising that it’s full of healthy nutrients. It’s especially rich in vitamins (including vitamins A, B, D,E and K) and minerals, … Continue reading
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Chicken and tuna stew
This is a great winter recipe for those cats who love nothing more than to spend the day out mousing or exploring, before coming in to wolf down a hearty meal and then lie in front of the fire all … Continue reading
Ingredients to avoid when cooking for your cat
Tomatoes – a small amount of ripe tomato is unlikely to cause any problems, but green tomatoes can cause serious stomach upsets and even heart problems, so it’s best to avoid them. Onions (and garlic to a lesser degree) – … Continue reading
