Frequently Asked Questions

A raw food diet can support dental health, encourage water intake, provide more efficient protein due to lack of processing and Include lower carbohydrate levels to help prevent obesity/diabetes.

 Cats often digest raw foods better than humans because they have shorter, more acidic digestive tracts. Many pathogens will pass through a cat without causing any issues. Most cats will tolerate raw food, but those with health concerns (such as immune-mediated disease) may need cooked food. 

Unlike dogs, cats cannot create their own taurine from other amino acid building blocks. Therefore, it is essential to ensure a cat’s diet provides sufficient amounts of taurine. Cats are unable to synthesize their own taurine due to the minimal activity of the enzymes Cysteine Dioxygenase and Cysteine Sulfinic Acid Decarboxylase. Taurine requirements for cats must be met by the muscle tissues in their diet.