Boneless Raw Cat Food

Boneless raw cat food is plain meat with no bone in the mix, which makes it the right starting point for anyone feeding with a balancer. Cat balancers are formulated to be added to boneless meat: a mince that already contains bone brings its own calcium, so the finished bowl would end up out of ratio. Start with plain meat and the balancer does the rest.

The range covers single-protein minces and diced meat alongside nutrient-dense organs and offal, all built around the animal protein cats need as obligate carnivores. Pair them with a cat base mix or balancer to cover taurine, calcium and the rest of a complete meal, and use our cat supplements where you want to top something up. Cat food toppers are an easy way to add variety, and if you would rather skip the mixing altogether, our cat BARF blends arrive already balanced. If you are just getting started, the new to raw feeding guide walks through the basics.

 
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Frequently Asked Questions

Balancers are formulated to supply the calcium, taurine and other nutrients that plain muscle meat does not provide on its own. Meat that already contains bone brings its own calcium, so adding a balancer on top would double up. Boneless meat is what keeps the finished bowl in ratio.

It is raw muscle meat and organs with no bone in the mix, in the same fresh, minimally processed form as the rest of our raw for cats range. It is meant to be paired with a balancer rather than fed on its own.

Combine boneless meat with a cat base mix at the ratio shown on the pack, which covers taurine and the minerals cats need. Adding organs and offal brings extra variety to the bowl.

The meat itself is the same, but the finished meal is not. Cats have different requirements, taurine in particular, so pair boneless meat with a balancer made for cats rather than a dog formula.

The raw cat meat range covers beef, chicken, lamb, turkey, duck, pork, goat, venison, kangaroo and fish, in minces and diced cuts. Single-protein options make it easy to keep meals consistent or rotate proteins over time.

Cat BARF blends arrive complete, with everything already balanced for you. Boneless meat plus a balancer is the hands-on version, giving you control over the protein while the balancer handles the nutrition.

Start with a small amount mixed into your cat's current food and build it up over several days. Toppers can help make the change more appealing while your cat adjusts.

Keep it frozen and thaw it in the fridge before feeding. Handle it the same way you would handle raw meat for your own meals.