Can you feed your cat by-products: all about proper nutrition for your pet
Unfortunately, not all cat owners know what their pet's diet should be.
Let's talk about offal, which is so often present in the bowl of the whiskered and striped.
The liver, kidneys and stomachs contain a large amount of micronutrients and vitamins, but you cannot feed them to your cat on a regular basis.
However, this does not mean that they should be excluded from the cat’s “menu” altogether.
Instead, offal should become a dish that occasionally appears on the table of furry purrs.
To prepare it, the offal should be defrosted, cleaned and washed, then chopped and boiled until done.
10 minutes before the end of cooking, add cereals to the broth - a couple of spoons of rice, buckwheat or oatmeal is enough, because the cat vitally needs a small amount of carbohydrates, which are contained in these products.
That's it - delicious, and most importantly - healthy porridge with offal is ready.
