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“A pet’s diet determines its health and life expectancy more than any other care.” - Donald R. Strombeck DVM, PhD (Davis School of Veterinary Medicine)

Essential 3 Feline Diet Supplements - Herbal Multivitamin, Pure Bonemeal and Flax Oil. All the balanced supplements you need for any of our cat diets! Essential 3 diet supplements will last several months when added to the easy-to-prepare diets listed below. $53.95

BENEFITS of a home prepared diet - Healthier skin and coat - thick, glossy fur. More energy!! Healthy kidney, urinary bladder, liver, heart and digestive system. Boosts her immune system - provides complete nutrition. Healthier joints, spine and nerves.

Basic Poultry or Beef Diet for Felines!

6 ounces ground turkey, chicken or beef (cooked - beef may be served raw or lightly cooked)
1/2 egg, large, hard-boiled (chopped)
OPTIONAL - 1 Tablespoon clams (chopped, in juice)
1/4- 1/2 Teaspoon Flax Oil
1/4 Teaspoon Herbal Herbal Multivitamin
3/4 teaspoon Pure Bone Meal
 

Provides approximately 480 calories, 53 grams protein, 20 grams fat.

TIPS for converting to a home-prepared diet:

  • Place a small amount (1 or 2 teaspoons) of the food on a clean dish. Let her eat this - if she eats all of this right away, give 2 teaspoons more. If she eats nothing after 20 minutes, clean the plate and give her lots of love! Try again at the next feeding. A 1-2 day fast is VERY BENEFICIAL for your cat!

Special Diets

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Kitty Kits contain everything you need to help your cat naturally. Kits contain safe herbal and homeopathic products! Complete instructions with each Kitty Kit.

Herbal Tinkle Tonic- Intended to sooth, lubricate, protect and strengthen urinary tract tissue. Used by Vets to treat UT inflammations. $12.95 - 1 oz.

Herbal Multivitamin - OUR BEST SELLER - A balanced array of supplemental vitamins, minerals, and supportive herbs important in the daily diet for the optimum health of your pet. $24.95

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