Cat Treats: Chicken / turkey breast cubes in coconut oil
Our cat is allowed to go out early in the morning after one night in the house, so that he can do his business and calmly look after the right. Just in time for our daily breakfast time, he returns to the house about an hour later and expects his share of the morning breakfast.
Of course, he does not get sausages because of too much salt, but every morning he gets his fried chicken breast cubes.
Cooked he likes chicken or turkey breast not so much, they are probably too neutral and leached taste, raw, I may not give it to him, although the cat digestive and immune system well with it, since Salmonella for cats pose no problems, as they have a much stronger stomach acid than humans.
Making treats:
Nevertheless, I fry or steam a chicken breast or turkey breast cut into small cubes in plenty of coconut oil to kill two birds with one stone:
Once the meat is steamed, I give it with all the coconut oil in a bowl and stir it until it cools every now and then. After cooling, the fat adheres very well to each individual piece.
So our darling gets his daily ration of coconut oil immediately with the? Breakfast? and he gets it very well:
His coat is more silky (a friend said he feels like a cloud), it strengthens (according to information from the Internet) the body's defenses, regulates digestion by preventing constipation, reduces complaints of arthritis and arthrosis, makes hairball easier to digest , But the main thing is: It tastes good to him, it gets to him and he does not suffer from being overweight, so the extra calories will not hurt him.
Fish oil and salmon oil have the same and maybe even more intense effects, but they do not adhere well to the meat, which is why I use coconut oil. Every now and then comes a capsule of fish oil over the food or to bite outside on the lawn, because in the apartment it is not advisable to offer a capsule: It is just oil and smells extremely fish.
If you want to give your pet a treat or reward from time to time, you should try fresh fried chicken / turkey breast.
I feed canned and dry food (without sugar) and occasionally raw meat: However, only beef heart. The heart is a muscle and is not one of the guts that cats should not eat.
Important NOTE:
Never feed raw pork.
Pork may contain a virus that is harmless to humans but fatal to cats. He belongs to the family of herpesviruses.
