1. Warm water thawing: before meals, take a small pot of water (about 36-42 degrees Celsius) and throw it into the water, and the thawing process can be completed in a few minutes; If there is no warm water, it can be thawed with tap water, which takes several minutes, and the water can be changed 1-2 times in the middle.

If it is leftovers on the plate, please throw them away directly. If you leave it in the bag, please put it in the refrigerator with a sealed clip for freezing. You can feed the master again after 24 hours. But you must eat it after the second thawing, and throw it away if you can't finish it. Repeated thawing will reduce the water retention capacity of food and lose nutrients.

3. In foreign materials, "cooked" usually refers to dry food. Cat food contains more carbohydrates and fiber. In nature, the acidity of cat's gastric juice is between PH 1-2. This strong acidity can better digest the meat and bones in raw bones and kill bacteria quickly.

However, in order to digest carbohydrates that do not belong to the cat's natural diet, the cat's digestive system is forced to adjust the acidity of gastric juice to above PH4. This acidity can't digest raw meat well, which will cause indigestion. Many cats have gastrointestinal discomfort during the transition period because cat food and raw meat are mixed at the same time. Canned and cooked meat do not conflict with raw meat and blood.

4, cat food and canned food, there are many ingredients that cats can't absorb, such as fiber and montmorillonite. It can only be excreted in the form of BB, so cats have a lot of poop. These ingredients are fermented in the cat's intestines, so the cat's poop stinks. The nutrients in raw flesh and blood are basically absorbed by cats. After absorbing calcium, only a small amount of bone residue is discharged as feces, which naturally pulls less and is not smelly. It is normal for cats that eat raw meat and give birth to blood to pull once every two days. Sometimes eating less, pulling once every 2-3 days is not constipation.

Because cats come from desert areas where water is scarce, they absorb most of the water they need from food. The water content of the small animals they catch is usually no less than 60%. The water content of dry cat food is only 6% to 10%, so cats can only increase their water intake by drinking water. Even so, cats that eat dry cat food actually absorb half as much water as cats that eat raw meat. The water content in raw meat and raw blood is about 75%. Cats can get most of the water they need through raw meat and raw blood, so they naturally drink less water.