Meals: We serve a variety of prepared raw food from Darwin's Pet Food. Rotating proteins (chicken, turkey, lamb) supports a strong immune system and allows beneficial bacteria in the gut to flourish! Good in gets good out! Interested in transitioning your cat to a healthier diet, see our Transition Guide. Looking for other food recommendations, here's Mikita and Dahlia's Favorites!

Snacks: Raw meat chunks from our local butcher shop and Hare-Today.This includes chicken gizzards, chicken hearts, beef slices, venison cubes, rabbit cubes and whatever new meats we decide to try!

Nature's toothbrush: On occasion (1-4 times a month), we give raw meaty bones for the cats to crunch through and consume. This includes raw chicken necks and chicken wing tips. Feeding raw meaty bones requires supervision. Many cats aren't sure what to do with them at first, so it's important to do some of your own research. Here's a great article explaining risks and benefits.

Supplements: We add supplements on a need-to basis. It's important to know when and why you're giving supplements. Our favorite is Dr. Mercola Probiotics. I often use these for transitioning a cat to a raw diet, if a cat is on antibiotics or if they have diarrhea. Probiotics help replenish the good bacteria in the gut. Digestive Enzymes can also be helpful when transitioning. These help break down the food to get the most out of it!

Litter: Our Litter-Robot uses clumping clay litter. We NEVER buy litter with any perfumes or deodorizers.  The best way to keep litter box smells to a minimum is by cleaning regularly. Clay litter unfortunately does have dust that gets into lungs. So, we provide a second or third litter box with a different litter. Variety is good!

Cleaning Products: We use a homemade vinegar + water mix in a sprayer bottle for most things. Occasionally when we need a deep clean, we will use a diluted bleach mixture. When we do buy cleaners, we mostly stick to the ones that are environmentally safe and less harsh for us and our fur babies. Cleaning products use lots of misleading marketing like, "Natural" or "Non-toxic". If you want to learn more or find the safest cleaners, visit http://www.ewg.org/guides/cleaners.