Special Considerations for Different CatsKittens and young cats need precise Ca:P ratios, ample protein, fats, vitamins, and taurine — errors can lead to irreversible developmental issues.
Pregnant and nursing queens require higher nutrition density from quality protein, fats, and organs — changes should be made gently and ideally with veterinary guidance.
Senior cats should focus on retaining muscle mass without overloading kidneys — raw feeding, where balanced correctly, can support quality of life.
Cats with chronic health conditions should only be transitioned under veterinary supervision or with a veterinary nutritionist.
When BARF Is a Good IdeaA well-designed BARF diet for cats:
- respects feline carnivore biology,
- delivers high-quality protein and fats,
- supports healthy weight, dental health, coat and overall condition,
- can improve appetite in picky eaters.
Success is based on three pillars: quality raw ingredients, anutrient - balanced formula, and regular monitoring of health and condition.