Hi Guys,

I've recently become the proud owner of a new Bengal kitten. My previous cat was a Maine Coon that wouldn't eat anything other than dry food.
I'd like to feed a raw diet, whilst having dry available.

I've been looking to buy complete raw food and get it delivered, however it all seems to be made with dogs in mind. I know dogs and cats have very different nutritional needs, but was wondering if someone could take a look at http://www.petfoodsdelivered.com.au/ind ... uct_id=527, and let me know if that may be suitable. It says its for dogs, though also shows up under their cat food list.

I got a bag just to try it, and the Kitten seems to love it. Also currently feeding chicken necks, and adding a vitamin supplement provided by the breeder (http://www.bengalsaustralia.com.au/comp ... duct_id=21)

The site also sells whole minced chicken/etc, which he loves, but obviously it doesn't contain everything necessary

I think that would be fine...dog and cat raw food is about the same. Its kinda like prior to the last couple years there was no such thing as "kitten" and "adult" cat food. Today there is but for what generations people fed there kittens cat food. The supplement your using stick to it. Taurine is very important for a cat..they do not generate it. A lack of it can lead to severe issues.

I agree with BengalDad, that running a website and business and having grammatical errors would throw up red flags for me. Let me also add that I see that food is listed under Dogs, so went to the Cat section and see exactly the same thing, but massive red flags went up just looking at the ingredients of that meat... Vegetable mix 16%, Seasonal Fruit 5 % ... neither of these 2 ingredients belong in a cats diet as they really aren't of any nutritional value. Not to say that some vegetables aren't OK because cats eating wild animals will consume some plant matter from the gut of their prey, but "protein" from meats is the key ingredient to a healthy cat