Here at Ragalicious Ragdoll's we believe the foundation of a kitten's health starts with what's in their bowl. That's why all our kittens are raised on 100% raw diet. This approach mimics what an obligate carnivore would naturally eat in the wild. We are passionate about giving our cats the best chance to grow strong,
Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their bodies are designed to thrive on a diet that is primarily animal-based protein and fat. Commercial cat foods often include plat-based proteins and starches as fillers, which can create significant challenges for a cat's digestion.
With natural proteins and fats, raw fed kittens develop soft, shiny fur and healthy skin.
A properly formulated, organic & grass-fed raw diet provides essential nutrients that support a robust immune system, reducing risk of illness.
Yes, you'll notice the difference! Raw-fed kittens produces smaller, less smelly poop, less often. No more stinky poops wafting through the house.
Cats have an extremely good sense of smell. They will turn their noses at subpar quality meat! Grass-fed & organic ground meat from your local butcher or a reputable fresh source will make sure your kitty eats enthusiastically! What does your local butcher or store carry? Choose ONE per recipe: Chicken, turkey, lamb, veal, beef, pork, duck. Do not mix.
You can visit your local grocery store, butcher or grind these yourself!
You can also change the recipe to chicken wings which are easier to chop with a large knife! Use 1.15lbs of Chicken wings.
You can use chicken, beef, duck, ect. You cannot use pork liver as its very low in Vitamin A.
You can use kidney from any animal. If you have difficulty sourcing kidney you can use 6 oz of liver for a total of 12 oz.
For this recipe use the Alaskan salmon oil I recommend.
Use the whole egg except the eggshell. You can use regular eggs, however cats with allergies would do better with organic eggs or b12 supplement.
If your cat eats 4oz per day this recipe will last 33 days.
If your cat eats 8oz per day this recipe will last 16 days.
Feeding your cat a raw diet doesn’t have to be complicated! Here’s a quick guide to help you figure out how much to feed based on your cat’s size, weight, and needs.
Kittens are growing fast and need plenty of food to fuel their playful antics! Let them eat as much as they want — typically 3 to 10 ounces of raw food per day, depending on their size and energy level.
On average, an adult cat weighing around 10 pounds will need about 3 to 6 ounces of raw food daily to maintain a healthy weight.
💡 Active cats or those with higher metabolisms may need more, while less active cats may need less.
For Overweight Cats
If your cat is carrying a few extra pounds, stick to lean proteins like chicken or turkey. Avoid feeding too much fatty meat and reduce their portion sizes slightly.
✅ For Underweight or Very Active Cats
If your cat is slim or constantly on the move, offer calorie-dense meats like lamb, pork, or beef to keep them satisfied. These cats may need more than 6 ounces per day — and that’s okay! As long as they’re lean and healthy, let them eat what they need.
Not sure if your cat is at a healthy weight? Use a cat body condition chart to check if they’re underweight, overweight, or just right. You’ll be able to adjust their meals accordingly to keep them in tip-top shape!
To keep your cat from getting bored & balance over time, rotate 3-5 meats per week. My schedule looks like this: Mondays: Beef recipe Tuesdays: Turkey recipe Wednesdays: Pork recipe Thursdays: Veal recipe Friday: Lamb recipe Saturdays: Turkey recipe Sundays: Chicken recipe
I leave the food out 6-12 hours. You can also do timed feedings twice a day.
Transitioning to a raw diet can feel like a big step, but the rewards are truly remarkable. Think of it just like preparing healthy meals for yourself—you’re giving your cat the very best nutrition possible. If a recipe isn't your thing try a premade!
Finding fresh, high-quality meat and organs for your cat’s raw diet can be easier than you think! Start by exploring your local Asian markets, which often carry fresh, affordable organs like liver, kidney, and heart.
Local butchers are another excellent resource—many offer fresh cuts and can even order specific organs upon request. For larger quantities, stores like Sam’s Club are a great option, as they offer regulated, high-quality meats at bulk prices.
If sourcing raw organs locally isn’t feasible, consider Feeding Miami, which offers pre-made organ blends that are cost-effective and convenient. These blends ensure your cat gets the nutrients they need without requiring you to buy large amounts of organs. A little goes a long way—just a small portion of organs is needed to balance a single cat’s raw diet!
If you’re preparing raw food for your cat and need to source bones, don’t worry—it’s easier than you might think! Many local butchers are happy to grind a few pounds of bone for you, making it easier to incorporate into your cat’s meals. While chicken thighs are a popular choice for bones, chicken wings are also a great option and are easy to chop using a meat cleaver or knife.
For households with one or two cats, investing in a meat grinder isn’t necessary, as grinding small amounts by hand or with the help of your butcher can be quick and convenient. With just a little planning, you’ll find that preparing bones for your cat’s raw diet can be done without much time or effort.
If you want to use bone meal or eggshells to replace bone your new recipe is as follows:
6.7lbs ground grassfed/organic meat
6oz liver
6oz kidney or liver
3oz heart
10 tbsp finely ground eggshell or 7 tbsp bone meal powder
1 tsp adored beast probiotic or nuvet supplement
2.5 tbsp salmon oil
1. Gather Equipment: Use large bowls, a heavy-duty grinder or cleaver, food storage containers (or freezer ziploc baggies) and latex gloves.
2. Handle Meat Safely: Keep poultry, bones, and organs refrigerated or on ice until mixing.
3. Check Quality: Look for bright color, no off-smells, minimal slime.
4. Portioning: Pre-weigh servings (e.g., daily or weekly portions) into resealable freezer bags or plastic containers with airtight lids.
5. Label & Freeze: Date all packages and freeze quickly to maintain freshness.
6. Thaw Safely: Defrost in fridge or under cold water. Never on the counter or microwave.
That’s it—keep clean, organized, and consistent for the best results.
• Allergy Test: Start by getting your kitty tested for common protein allergies.
• Temporary Elimination: If they’re allergic to certain meats (e.g., chicken), leave those out initially. You can often reintroduce them once any flare-up subsides.
• Choose High-Quality Proteins: Opt for grass-fed or organic ground turkey, lamb, or beef.
• Stick to One Protein: Feed only that ground meat (raw) for about a week and watch for immediate improvements in coat, digestion, or energy levels.
• Week Two: Transition from plain ground meat to balanced, homemade raw recipes (including organs, bone/eggshell, supplements).
• Rotate Proteins: Vary the menu by assigning different meats to different days (e.g., Monday: turkey, Tuesday: chicken, Wednesday: beef). This keeps the cat interested and covers nutritional needs.
• Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Cats have a keen sense of smell, and if kibble is around, they’ll crave it. Get rid of all non-raw foods to help the transition.
• Health Check: Ensure your kitty is generally healthy before fully switching to a raw diet. Some cats can be more stubborn—start with their favorite protein, then branch out.
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• Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Cats have a keen sense of smell, and if kibble is around, they’ll crave it. Get rid of all non-raw foods to help the transition.
• Health Check: Ensure your kitty is generally healthy before fully switching to a raw diet. Some cats can be more stubborn—start with their favorite protein, then branch out.
Tip: Take it slowly, monitor your cat’s response, and consult a Raw feeding vet if you have concerns. You may also re5ach out to me!
Jordan: (925) 597-7394 ragaliciousragdolls@gmail.com
Located in Sacramento, Ca
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