Know Better for Cats – Beef Recipe, RAW Cat Food Premix/Supplement for Making Homemade Cat Food, All Natural, Holistic Veterinarian Approved, Grain Free, No Artificial Additives

The company was very responsive when I thought I had lost my package and quickly offered to replace it -- which turned out not to be necessary when I was able to locate the package. But they were fast to respond and willing to make right any problems with shipping.As to the product, I have just started using it. But it is very easy to use -- much easier than mixing everything yourself. The whole process took less than 3 minutes.So far, we are transitioning to the new food. She would not eat it alone -- but she had no trouble once we put a bit into her regular wet food. We're now up to half and half, and so far it's working very well.The ingredients are all human quality, and limited to the essentials....the rest is what I put in (ground turkey). I'm very happy to know exactly what my cat is eating.UPDATE: OK, she loves this stuff. We were feeding her primo commercial stuff before, but always a few crumbs left. Now, she licks the plate clean and comes back later to make sure. We're done with transitioning -- especially after I didn't mix a batch thoroughly enough and the chunks left by her were clearly from her old food. So, we're done with that.Very economical too, on Turkey. But, I'm gonna try to rotate in different meats, chicken next which will cost more, then maybe lamb. I'd love to find a good place for ground rabbit. I hope by varying the meats to also vary the nutrients slightly, but I'll update later when I see how other meats work out.But, at this point -- couldn't be happier with her improved appetite and energy, and I think her coat is looking richer/glossier, but that could just be winter coming.

I have 5 cats that I used to feed canned cat food. Initially, because they were strays I just bought them the cheap stuff from the grocery store, but I noticed that they would sometimes get sick with that product so I started purchasing a more expensive brand of canned food only to find that the cats would only lick out the gravy and would leave the meat or wouldn't eat it at all and would fill up on kibble which really dried out their fur. When I started using this product I noticed a marked improvement in their fur, even my vet comments on how soft it is. I also noticed that their stool does not stink (sorry, don't mean to offend). They gobble this stuff up, licking their plates clean. Because I'm feeding so many cats with this product, I make roughly over 30 batches at one time, using frozen B/S chicken thighs and freeze the mixed product in tubs. This can last me almost 4 months with feeding them 2x daily. Yes, it is expensive, but this is a very niche market (for now) and with more competition I am hopeful that prices will start to drop. I highly recommend this product to any cat owner who has finicky eaters or who want to ensure they are feeding their cats a safe product.

I've been very pleased with this product. When we adopted our cat from the Humane Society we knew commercial dry food was out of the question. Our previous cat was a diabetic that we were able to correct with food. The only thing I didn't like about our previous raw food diet was it was time consuming and I worried about proper nutrients. I would grind up whole chicken with organ meat. This makes it so much easier and I don't have to worry about nutrient ratios. Our kitty loves it and we've noticed huge improvements in her since we adopted her. Great energy levels, less shedding, softer coat, less stinky litter box.Our meal prep takes 10 minutes max and I've got about 12 days worth of food. I use one pound of ground chicken and one pound of ground turkey. I think meat type can vary. We tried to mix in beef twice and she threw it up both time so we just stuck with poultry. The powder dissolves real easy and mixes in the meat well. At first it seemed like a lot of water and the meat was soupy but as you mix thoroughly it gets thicker. I put single servings in reusable jars marketed for homemade baby food. One jar is perfect for one serving. I've also used the baby food ice cube tray method but prefer the jars. I pull out 2 at a time to defrost in the fridge for her daily meals. Super easy.

I have a 4 month old kitten who has refused to eat dry food since he was weaned. He'll only eat wet food that is primarily meat, so no getting away with Blue Buffalo, etc. We found a can food that is chicken w/added nutrients. Between that and giving him meat mixed with this powder, he's eating great and has more energy.He actually passed his sister in weight, too!My vet said no raw for him though, so we have to cook the meat first. (We gave him raw tonight for the pic) It's fine though, he loves it and gets fed mostly can food so this is his added bonus food.It makes it so easy to feed raw food to your cat though. Just mix the powder & water, then add ground meat. You end up with a lumpy paté looking food, but both of our kittens love it.

This supplement powder is so easy to use, smells barely at all, and most importantly, has completely changed my cat's health profile! I was told that my cat's urinary tract issues would get better through an expensive prescription diet. While this certainly improved my cat's mood, I was still seeing blood in their urine pretty frequently. By switching to a raw food diet, the problems went away completely! Since I started with raw food, I have read about the dangers of prescription food, which overcompensates with certain minerals that can actually cause permanent stone to form that cannot be remedied through diet, eventually leading to much more severe problems than the simple stones that the food is originally made to treat. Not to mention Better in the Raw in combination with fresh raw chicken is even cheaper than regular canned food! Can't recommend enough.

I love this is so simple to make my kitty loves it . I been feeding him this with ground beef and also Turkey since he was 5 months he's now 8 months old .