Cat food vs. homemade cat food
--Ingredients--
When making food for cats, please do so at your own risk. Please be careful about the amount and frequency of feeding all of the following ingredients as well.
Sea bream (it is safer to avoid bluefish)
Salmon (if you use Atlantic salmon, use a very small amount because it has a lot of fat)
Chicken meat (again, be careful not to give too much)
Yellowfin tuna (it is best to avoid fatty types and parts)
Dried bonito soup (It's also best not to give too much dried bonito flakes)
Powdered cockle powder (some cats are allergic to cockle powder, so be careful)
When making food for cats, please do so at your own risk. Please be careful about the amount and frequency of feeding all of the following ingredients as well.
Sea bream (it is safer to avoid bluefish)
Salmon (if you use Atlantic salmon, use a very small amount because it has a lot of fat)
Chicken meat (again, be careful not to give too much)
Yellowfin tuna (it is best to avoid fatty types and parts)
Dried bonito soup (It's also best not to give too much dried bonito flakes)
Powdered cockle powder (some cats are allergic to cockle powder, so be careful)