OT - Re: healthy diet for a cat?

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> Okay, I know this is a group that discusses healthy diets for humans,

> but I am wanting to know what is a good diet for a cat.

Domestic pet cats are obligate carnivores, and just like their wild ancestors

and present day cousins, they were meant to eat the raw flesh, bones and organs

of other animals. These animals were NEVER designed to consume cooked,

processed pet food. The steady diet of junk pet food most people feed their

cats (and dogs too) acts over time like slow poison on their bodies, and is

contributing in a big way to the massive epidemic of chronic degenerative

disease that's been occurring in recent years in the domestic pet population.

Most all of the pet food that comes in cans and bags is total crap and is full

of some of the nastiest, foulest, most vile garbage you could ever imagine.

It's utterly unfit for any living being to eat, much less a beloved furry family

member.

Toxic Junk Pet Food: The Shocking and Grisly Truth

http://www.rawfedcats.org/toxic.htm

Get The Facts: What's Really in Pet Food

http://www.bornfreeusa.org/facts.php?p=359 & more=1

Polluted Pet Food:

http://www.outoftheearth.com/petfood.htm

Here are some links to a couple of groups, along with some other informative

websites, which focus on educating people about how to feed a diet of whole raw

foods to their carnivorous pet cats and dogs:

http://pets./group/rawcat/

http://pets./group/rawfeeding/

http://www.rawfedcats.org

http://www.rawfeddogs.net

http://www.rawfed.com/myths

http://www.rawmeatybones.com/

Elan