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 | |  | | Hi Mew Mew, and welcome! You have a couple options with feeding raw to kittens. You can feed ground raw (I recommend Catinfo.org for all the info you need) or you can do Frankenprey, which is probably what you do for the dogs? It's really no different, you just have to make sure you account for taurine (you can add a supplement or you can be sure to feed red meat, dark meat poultry and chicken hearts and gizzards - all of which contain taurine). I did an article for Alex's IBD website that might help get you started: http://www.ibdkitties.net/rawinstructions.html
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, I am new to Catster (have always been on the dogster side lol). I have 2 
...didn't see that there was another forum topic that was almost the exact same
and yes I did the frankenprey with my puppy. She now lives at my friends place temp. I just didn't know what bones kittens were able to actually chew through and eat. And on another random site they were saying that pork and beef etc wasn't good for cats because they wouldn't eat that in the "wild". I was very skeptic about that and it kinda made me laugh a little but then when I checked out a local raw food company and the only thing they were selling for cats was chicken and turkey I was confused. I didn't look into the dog portion of their products because they all contain veggie and fruit and the cat products don't. The other thing I have to think about is portion, because I sadly am temporarily living in a tiny basement apartment with one of those tiny bar type fridges so I have to buy meat in small portions so that they can finish it within 2 days. Its a pain in the butt but I'm doing my best 
