Re: Re: Raw Cats was somethign interesting on floating stools`

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From: " Joanne Pollack " <jopollack2001@...>

> Suze

> Do you know of a particularly good raw food list for

> cats (or rather, cat owners!)

> I have search , but they all seem to be

> for dogs or are geography specific.

>

> Thanks

>

> Jo

Hi Jo,

I moved from a raw feeding group which was basically dogs to " Raw Cats " -

although as most lists it's US oriented, I've had good info from there about

UK suppliers. The only thing I find is that there is a lot of

breeding-related stuff, which I don't like, and as a moggy owner, find

irrelevant. RawCats/ There is also RawPaws

which might not have come up in your search. It was I think an offshoot of

RawCats when that list was going to close down. It seems to be quite

cat-oriented but I haven't joined to check it out.

rawpaws/ . Sorry if this information is

redundant.

Also I wonder if you use http://www.prizechoice.co.uk/ who do a lot of raw

meat pet products? If so any comments would be appreciated. I got some

freebies from them but it was a cooked meat product. Their website is hard

work and I got a bit fed up with them, but would be interested in any

recommendations.

Helen

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--- Helen East <helen@...> wrote: >

>RawCats/

Helen, looks like this is closed to new members. If

you are a member, would you be able to ask the

moderators if I can join?

Thanks

Jo

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<<I moved from a raw feeding group which was basically dogs to " Raw Cats " -

although as most lists it's US oriented, I've had good info from there about

UK suppliers. The only thing I find is that there is a lot of

breeding-related stuff, which I don't like, and as a moggy owner, find

irrelevant. RawCats/ There is also RawPaws

which might not have come up in your search. It was I think an offshoot of

RawCats when that list was going to close down>>

However the basic " quick start " diet that this list recommends is 20%

vegetables. Although other diets are brought up they are also quickly

tromped on as not being appropriate. Cats are carnivores and no matter

what, they don't need veggies or grains. Holisticat used to be pretty

active but recently has been very quiet but still worth looking at.

http://www.holisticat.com/main.html

While i don't always agree with what is being fed at least it is open to

discussion. Other than that i don;t know of a good cat list.

Kathy A

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Hi again Jo,

sorry for the late reply - yes, I'll ask them.

Helen

Re: Re: Raw Cats was somethign interesting on floating stools`

> --- Helen East <helen@...> wrote: >

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> >RawCats/

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> Helen, looks like this is closed to new members. If

> you are a member, would you be able to ask the

> moderators if I can join?

>

> Thanks

>

> Jo

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