Know Better for Cats Beef Recipe

Fantastic product!! It is saving me money while simultaneously being more healthy for my spoiled kitty!It is simple too.1. Buy your choice of ground raw meat (I like using turkey or beef)2. Determine how much powder to use based on how many pounds of meat.3. Mix well with water.4. Place in containers and freeze extra.I find that 1 pound of raw meat gets me almost a week of food. Depends on size of cat. The package makes at least several weeks of food. Depending on what food you were buying, this has the potential to save you perhaps hundreds of dollars per year! All while ensuring your furry child isn't consuming unknown ingredients from less than honest pet food manufacturers!Take the little extra effort and make your cat's food at home yourself. You will be thankful you did.

Not sure what to say. Product is exactly as described but my cats didn't really like it. I can get them to eat it when I mix it with some other canned food but I think the problem is that it's like being offered something really healthy like broccoli when you really want Doritos or Fritos. Not sure if for the price I will continue to use this. ugh...cats...so picky when all we're trying to do is make them healthy!!

Great idea, thats it. My cats, who usually eat anything, would not go anywhere near it. The one that ate a little of it, had explosive vomiting all over my house last night.I wish it had worked as advertised. It sure is expensive enough.

I believe in natural diets for my animals and found better in the raw for cats. The company is very special. I was given the care of an older cat that passed away before I could give him the raw food, poor dear was very ill. I tried to return the product but to my surprise the company would not take it back, gave me a full refund and told me to pass the product on to someone else, which I did and they loved it.I now have a kitten and he loves his food , he does backflips when I get it out of the fridge! Even tries to sneak into the fridge on his own (gotta watch him)He is growing so well and looks great and the vet likes his progress. I am hoping to avoid health issues later in life for him.It may seem expensive to make raw food for your cat but I calculated it out and it is less !! I buy chicken and pork and sometimes beef all at under $2 a pound and grind it up at home. I am a sale watcher for sure. Easy to make up large batches and freeze in daily meal sizes. get boneless skinless meat and it goes really fast.I am thrilled with this because I know meat alone is not nutritious for cats this powder balances it out to proper nutritional status.Read the ingredients in the canned or kibble cat food. UGH!!So thrilled there is a company out there that can think and works so hard for proper care for the cats.THANK YOU!P.S. older cats can be reluctant to change diets so don't be discouraged if at first they don't want it. Very slow for some cats. After all kibble is really just cat candy! and now you want them to eat healthy.

I do raw feeding for my cats, but when I get a kitten in for foster I make sure they get all nutrients esp. if they missed meals due to transitioning to my home or just not in a growth spurt. I also have older cats that are dental-disabled and can't chew any bone. This is good to help the nutrient gap. I usually don't add this for cats that never miss meals or adult cats because they get meat/heart/liver/bone/etc from their regular meals. I've been doing this for awhile since I also have a dog.This is great to have but it's a tad expensive considering kittens on raw eat around 4oz to 8oz or more per day. Also, I wouldn't just use only the same base meat forever esp with this because this pre-made isn't totally complete long-term wise, either. With raw diet I cycle through chicken/turkey/beef/pork along with other organ meats and muscle meats. A complete raw diet with cycling proteins won't have gaps, and many raw feeders use supplements based on their cats needs.Some math for those interested:The trial size says it will make food for 3 weeks, which is 4oz of meat a day for a cat around 10lb. If you buy the 1.5lb bag it's around $13.4 dollars per month instead of 17. If you use chicken meat at 1.89lb for the trial it's about $28 in total for 3 weeks.If you pay about 1.50 a day to feed a cat on fancy feast or more premium brands it would be $45. Maybe $15-20 for the really cheapest stuff from purina on sub and save (but it's cheap for a reason).If a cat eats 4oz of raw meat a day for a month, and you DIY raw feeding yourself without Know Better, you can get it for $2/lb it's 7.5lbs, or $15 cost. Or $22.50 for $3/lb. If you DIY raw yourself it should be same or less than Know Better.Overall, seems like a good product, will run more expensive with a kitten or maine-coon levels of cat. But doesn't seem 100% complete long-term as a raw diet completer, and the diet will need some more protein variety every now and then even with Know Better.

My delivery was caught up for days and days with the post office for some reason, well past the estimated delivery date of the expedited shipping I payed for. The company was nice enough to send me another and I finally received them both at the same time!As for the product itself, my cat absolutely loves it! I've started making her food and myself and even though this is beef flavored, its paired well with chicken and fish. She's seemed to enjoy everything I've used it on. 10/10

My cats would not touch the meat mixed with this at all.They already eat balanced raw food so I know the food isn't the issue.I was just looking for something for emergency batches.