4.8 oz. package makes 6 lbs. finished food

Ingredients:

Egg yolk, calcium lactate, grass fed beef liver powder, gelatin, whey protein isolate, psyllium husks, EFA from fish oil, taurine, kelp, Vitamin B complex.

*100% natural ingredients

*No preservatives, no artificial colors, no additives

Nutritional Facts

Based on 120g meal size – including lean meat

Energy Kcal 138

Protein 17.29%

Carbohydrate 1.2%

Fat 6.0%

Ash 3.19%

Calcium 288mg

Phosphorus 221mg

Magnesium 22mg

Sodium 84mg

Potassium 239mg

Moisture 67.7%

Fibre 1.17%

Additional Information

Know Better for Cats is designed to provide your cat with essential nutrients and protein for health and longevity. It makes balancing a homemade meat diet at home, easy and convenient. Easy to use, you just need to add raw or cooked meat and water.

Know Better for Cats is a premix for preparing a raw or cooked cat food. This healthy diet is ideal for all life stages and is made with 100% human grade ingredients. Many of the diseases associated with commercial cat foods can be avoided with a balanced homemade meat diet.

Kindly note, our suppliers of our out sourced ingredients continue to face the same supply chain issues that we've seen in the pet food industry. Due to these inflated costs, we must pass on these price increases that we have received from our suppliers.

We understand the challenges that price increases pose on you and your family. We sincerely appreciate your support and continued business. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

** Please note that you can use our Premixes with ANY type of meat. The Beef Recipe Premix has beef liver powder included.

Trial size 4.8oz - makes 6lbs. of finished food

No grains of any kind are used. Just add any type of raw or cooked meat and water.

Know Better for Cats is designed to be combined with water and raw or cooked human grade meat in the amounts and proportions stated in our literature. It is not a food for cats on its own nor meant to be a sprinkle-on vitamin supplement. All other cat foods should be removed from the cat's meal plan, including dry food.

Preperation

Make a 3lb. batch: (12 - 1/2 cup servings)

Ingredients

2lbs. (900g) meat of your choice

1 1/2 cups water

1/2 cup (65g) Know Better for Cats

Directions

Raw Recipe

* Pour 1 1/2 cups cold water into a bowl, add 1/2 cup of Know Better premix, and whisk.

* Add 2lbs. (900g) raw meat of your choice, ground or chopped. Stir gently until well combined.

Cooked Recipe

* Add 1 1/2 cups of water to 2lbs (900g) ground meat of your choice.

* Cook 5-7 minutes on medium heat until brown.

* Cool to room temperature.

* Add 1/2 cup of Know Better premix and stir.

Servings

Portion into daily servings - 1/2 -3/4 cup will feed one adult cat. This can be split into two servings.

1-2 days worth can be kept in the fridge, freeze the rest for storage. Thaw as needed.

Tips

Thaw frozen cat food by warming to room temperature in a warm water bath before serving.

Remove un-eaten food within 30 minutes to be refrigerated again.

Do not leave the raw food out at room temperature.

Avoid microwaving on a regular basis.

How to switch your cat to a healthy diet?

When transitioning cats from commercial foods to the raw diet, they can occasionally show some reluctance. If this is the case we recommend that you mix their favorite canned food into the raw mixture. Over the next week or two gradually decrease the canned food until it is eliminated. Also when you are preparing the food, using ice cube trays to freeze the meat mix is a good way to waist less food. Dry cat food should be removed from the meal plan.

Choosing the Meat

Chicken, turkey, beef, venison, lamb or pork are all good choices. The meat must be fresh, raw and fit for human consumption. Use ground or cut into small cubes. We recommend feeding a variety of meats and rotating these choices if possible. Meat should be no greater than 15-20% fat content. When transitioning cats to this raw diet, poultry has proven to be the best option.

Avoid feeding raw fish and mixing different kinds of meat into one meal. The domestic cat is a carnivore and the digestive system is not designed to tolerate the consumption of vegetables or grains.

Feeding Kittens?

Kittens do not usually require a transitioning period as they have not been programmed to identify only with commercial foods. They can be fed this diet as young as 4 weeks of age, however this does not replace the necessity of nursing. Kittens should be fed 4 meals per day until 4 months old, and then 3 meals per day until they are 12 months of age.