Cat Food Inspired Chicken & Bone Rice Bowl Recipe

Recipe Name: Fresh Bone Duck Rice

Recipe Category: Main Course for Cat Food

Preparation Method: Mixed

Difficulty Level: Easy

Preparation Time: Less than 10 minutes

Special Tools Needed: None

Main Ingredients: Duck leg meat, duck breast meat, duck heart, duck liver, eggs

Supplementary Ingredients: Taurine, Calcium Carbonate, Multivitamins, Salmon Oil, Probiotics, Vegetable and Fruit Puree, Alfalfa Powder, Seaweed Powder

Suitable for Ages: Over 1 month

Step 1: Gather Ingredients

Prepare 1 duck leg (approximately 500g in raw weight), 1 duck breast meat (about 200g), 80g of duck heart, and 30g of duck liver.

Step 2: Prepare the Ingredients

Cut the duck breast meat, duck heart, and duck liver into small cubes.

Debone the duck leg and cut into cubes.

Tips:

If your cat is on the slender side, you may retain half of the skin from the duck leg to add a bit of fat.

For cats with experience with raw bone meat, you can leave in the small bones from the duck leg to provide natural calcium.

Step 3: Add Supplements

Alfalfa Powder (5g): A natural enzyme that promotes digestion and urination, and is rich in vitamins.

Seaweed Powder (5g): Packed with minerals, it's a great supplement but may not be very palatable; add gradually.

Multivitamins: Add to compensate for vitamins lost in the meat; dosage varies by brand.

Vegetable and Fruit Puree (10g, 5%): Mimics the indigestible plants, vegetables, and fruits that cats' ancestors would have eaten in the wild; do not exceed 5% of the total ingredients.

Salmon Oil: Provides Omega3 and some vitamins; dosage varies by brand.

Taurine (5g, about 1%): Familiar to most, taurine is essential for preventing many diseases. It's watersoluble, so there's no risk of overdose; add as needed.

Calcium Carbonate (3g, about 0.6%): Necessary for calcium supplementation, especially since we're making a "deboned" version of raw meat. If the duck leg meat includes bones, you can reduce the calcium carbonate ratio.

Probiotics: A preventive supplement; as fresh meat naturally contains probiotics, additional supplementation can help maintain their numbers during storage.

Step 4: Mix Thoroughly

Stir the meat and supplements together until well combined. Add a little water if necessary.

Step 5: Serve

Portion out the amount your cat will eat at one time. The remainder should be portioned and frozen.

Note: This Fresh Bone Duck Rice is not only nutritious but also costeffective, making it an excellent choice for a cat's diet. Duck meat is highly palatable to cats, similar to chicken, and is wellreceived by most felines. This dish can serve as the sole nutritional source for your pet, providing a balanced and delicious meal.