Cat's Life Bone Rabbit Meat Rice Bowl Recipe Guide

Recipe Name: Fresh Bone Rabbit Meat Rice;

Recipe Category: Main Course for Cats;

Preparation Method: Mixed;

Difficulty Level: Easy;

Preparation Time: Less than 10 minutes;

Special Tools: None required;

Main Ingredients: Rabbit leg meat, rabbit heart, rabbit liver;

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 rabbit leg meat (about 80% of the total), rabbit heart (about 10%), and rabbit liver (about 5%) as the main ingredients.

Step 2: Prepare the Ingredients

Cut the rabbit leg, heart, and liver into small cubes, adjusting the size based on your cat's preference and comfort.

Tips:

① Cats with experience eating raw meat can have the small bones in the rabbit legs to naturally supplement calcium;

② Larger pieces of meat are beneficial for your cat's oral health;

Step 3: Add Supplements

Taurine: Approximately 1%

Taurine is wellknown for its health benefits, and it's watersoluble, so there's no risk of overdoing it. Just add a little for the best results.

Calcium Carbonate: Approximately 0.6%

For boneless raw meat diets, it's crucial to add calcium to ensure a balanced calciumphosphorus ratio.

Multivitamins: As needed

Supplement the vitamins lost in the meat, adding according to the brand's recommendations.

Vegetable and Fruit Puree: 5%

Simulate the plants, vegetables, and fruits that your cat's ancestors consumed in the wild, but no more than 5% of the total ingredients.

Alfalfa Powder: 5g

Rich in natural enzymes and vitamins, alfalfa powder aids in digestion and urination.

Seaweed Powder: 5g

Seaweed is packed with iodine and over 60 trace minerals. As a "sea vegetable," it also contains 21 amino acids and other nutrients beneficial to your cat's health.

Probiotics

These are preventive supplements. Since fresh meat is rich in probiotics, you can add some extra to prevent a decrease in probiotic numbers during storage.

Salmon Oil

Supplement with Omega3 and some vitamins, adding according to the brand's recommendations.

Step 4: Mix Thoroughly

Stir well to ensure the meat and supplements are fully combined. Add a little cool, clean water, such as boiled and cooled tap water or pure drinking water, but never use tap water directly.

Step 5: Serve and Store

Serve the portion your cat will eat at once. Then, divide the remaining mixture into individual servings for your cat and freeze them for later use.