Lapping it Up
The Quick & Easy Guide to Making Healthy Cat Food At Home
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Before the pet food companies were born, generations of cats lived to ripe old ages eating fresh foods. If your cat’s food hasn’t been recalled in the past, it does not necessarily mean that it is safe for your cat to eat. The majority of cat foods on the market today might not only be nutritionally void, in fact, they have no nutritional value at all, and could be dangerous for your cat. The best food to feed your cat is real food. While we think of this as people food, you need to think about it like this, we are not the only living creatures on the face of the earth that deserve to eat fresh food. It scares me to think that almost 90% of cats in the United States derive their nutritional needs from just one single source of processed pet food. Pet food is the most synthetic edible product manufactured, containing virtually no whole ingredients. Sure the packages tell you about all the vitamins they add, but the nutritional value provided by these foods will vary from batch to batch depending on the creation their animal protein made that day.
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LAPPING IT UP
The complete Quick & Easy Guide to Making Healthy Cat Food At Home. Learn how cats with chronic illness improved after being fed a healthy homemade diet of fresh foods. Dispel the myths that may be sabotaging your cat's health. Learn what foods you should never feed your cat. Find out what is in processed commercial cat foods, which may be making your feline sick. Learn practical cost effective solutions to feeding your cat with fresh homemade foods, using a more holistic approach for a longer, happier, and healthier life. This book contains many Quick, Easy & Healthy vet approved recipes to cook for your cat, including meals, healthy treats, cakes and even ice cream.
About the Author
Patricia O'Grady lives on the West Coast of Florida with her husband William, and daughter Melanie. She also shares her home with 3 Yorkshire Terriers, and a talking Quaker Parrot. She is originally from Long Island, New York.
Patricia received a Covey Award in 2009, for her book, Mirror Mirror Seven Years Bad Luck. It was the judge’s choice for Most Artistic Cover, picked for the book cover that best combined art and design.