Cats are obligate carnivores: Animals that need to eat meat to remain healthy. Cats can digest plant matter, but plants do not satisfy a cat's nutritional needs.

Cats come in three sizes; small, medium and big. Big cats prey primarily on large and medium size ungulates, but they also hunt small game like rabbits. Medium size cats prey on small ungulates and rodents. Small cats prey on rodents, birds and insects. But, no matter their size cats need the digestive enzymes found only in whole prey, to maintain optimal health.

        You've probably never calculated the price per pound of the "cat food"sold in those tiny cans or small pouches, but if you did you'd know that commercial cat food averages $10 to $15 a pound, which is a high price to pay for products that are allowed to contain downed and diseased animal parts. Check the label on commercial cat food and you will see the term "crude" in front of each nutrient. The FDA approved word "crude" allows manufacturers to include hide and hair. And though these ingredients have a high "crude protein factor" they are much less nutritious and bioavailable than raw muscle. 

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