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bamagal62

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6. I'm not completely sure,

Reply to Shipwack (Reply #4)

Wed Apr 10, 2024, 09:26 AM

Apr 2024

But I do think cooking it is a problem or pet food companies wouldn’t have to add it to their food. I think cooking destroys the taurine. This website has a good bit of info about cat nutrition: https://www.foodfurlife.com
they also sell a supplement to add to your homemade cat food. Lots of people that feed raw use EZComplete to add to their homemade cat food. (I used to feed raw. But, found it too inconvenient for the cat I have now. I do feed my dog a commercial raw diet.)

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Cat food experiment, the first [View all] spinbaby Apr 2024 OP

Bringing out the best! AltairIV Apr 2024 #1

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Don't forget to add taurine. bamagal62 Apr 2024 #3

Interesting... So cooked giblets won't supply Taurine? nt Shipwack Apr 2024 #4

I'm not completely sure, bamagal62 Apr 2024 #6

The taurine need has put me off from slightlv Apr 2024 #5

I've been looking into taurine spinbaby Apr 2024 #7