How We Feed Our Cats and Kittens

Healthy start: our kitten tasting natural food for the first time

We believe that true health begins with proper nutrition. That’s why all our British Shorthair and Longhair cats are raised on a natural, biologically appropriate raw diet (BARF).

This food keeps them strong, healthy, and full of life — our kittens literally fly across the room when they play!

What We Feed

We alternate between carefully prepared homemade BARF meals and high-quality frozen raw food from the Finnish brand MUSH.

Their diet is based on fresh meat, organs, and natural supplements — exactly what cats are meant to eat. All our homemade meals are carefully portioned and frozen for storage, ensuring safety and freshness.

🔹 For Kittens

• Chicken and turkey (meat, hearts, stomachs, liver, bones, cartilage)
• Beef (lung, heart, meat, liver)
• Seaweed, vitamins, minerals
• Quail eggs and cottage cheese — natural sources of calcium and protein

Bone content: about 6%

Liver content: about 5%

🔹 For Adult Cats

• Chicken, turkey, and beef (meat, hearts, lungs, liver, blood, cartilage)
• Salmon — for omega fatty acids and a shiny coat
• Seaweed
• Occasional quail eggs and cottage cheese for extra nutrients

Bone content: about 5%

Liver content: about 3%

As kittens grow older, we add salmon to their diet for extra omega fatty acids that help maintain a shiny coat and healthy skin.

Why This Diet Matters

Raw feeding helps our cats stay in perfect condition:

✨ Healthy digestion and strong immunity

✨ Glossy coat and powerful muscles

✨ High energy and playful temperament

✨ Balanced growth and longevity

One important rule: raw food must never be cooked or heated.

Cooking destroys vital nutrients and makes bone components unsafe.

A Note About Dry Food

Although our cats thrive on raw food, we always keep premium dry food — such as Almo Nature or Grandorf — available for variety and choice.

We believe in balance and respecting every cat’s individual preferences.

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