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I saw the ingredients of rannmiller's recipe, but what ration???? Also, where do you get bone dust
My 14y/o, very spry, cat won't eat raw meat and bones. She'll lick on a chicken neck but won't bite into it.
If your cat will not chew on the bones, you could try adding some bone meal, which is what you probably mean by "bone dust". If you're going to add meat to your cat's diet, you must add bone or another source of calcium, to keep your cat's phosphorous/calcium ratio on target. The correct dietary levels are below;Oh, I misunderstood. I thought you personally mixed this concoction upI didn't know you bought it already made. Wonder if I could find a recipe with exact ingredients so I could mix it up myself???? I already have most of the ingredients I would think, since I'm feeding my dogs raw. Just don't have the bone dust.
I do personally mix the concoction, I just buy the bone dust separately since I have no means of making the bone dust myself. You could also do ground eggshells as Todd suggested.Oh, I misunderstood. I thought you personally mixed this concoction upI didn't know you bought it already made. Wonder if I could find a recipe with exact ingredients so I could mix it up myself???? I already have most of the ingredients I would think, since I'm feeding my dogs raw. Just don't have the bone dust.
Where do you find it and what kinds (bone meal) are okay or not okay? I think my girls are going to take to ground meat long before I can get them to eat bone.I do personally mix the concoction, I just buy the bone dust separately since I have no means of making the bone dust myself. You could also do ground eggshells as Todd suggested.