Homemade Cat Food Kit | Liver Powder Free-0% Poultry

I would like to express my sincere appreciation for this homemade cat food supplement mix.

I recently brought a rescued kitten in for neutering surgery, and I was very pleased to hear from the veterinarian that he is in excellent condition with an ideal body weight and physique. He has been on this homemade diet since around 4–5 weeks old and has grown up healthy, strong, and very active.

I also have six other rescued cats who have been on this supplement for the past two years, and all of them are doing very well. One of them is FIV-positive, but he is also stable and healthy, which I truly believe is supported by this diet.

I prepare their homemade meals using chicken, and for two cats with food allergies, I use pork instead. All of them receive this supplement mix, and I truly believe it has greatly supported their health and well-being.

I am deeply grateful for this product and the positive impact it has had on all my cats. Thank you for providing something I can trust for their daily care.

Easy to order and easy to make. The instructions were easy as well and seem to be a very nice company to do business with. I gave them a 4 only because my cats would not eat it, but they are also finnicky. I had to order the liver powder free because they appear to have beginning kidney disease. I would otherwise give the company a 5 star because they also offer a sample kit, which is good to see if your cats will eat it. I should have done this..

Works perfectly! I love not having to worry about balance, as I know this product already does it for me!

Quality products, awesome packaging, customer service and ingredients my cat loves. I did the trial pack first and I’m so glad! Highly reccomend Superior Feline cat food mix!

My cat , Bella, is allergic to chicken almost all meal completers have chicken or egg so I was so happy to find this one ! Bella didn’t have any issues with eating the completer and it mixed in perfect with the rabbit
If you have a cat with allergies this will be a life saver for you as well

I wanted to share for those that are having beginner frustrations as I almost gave up after two batches. I finally found meat/meat mix and process that works for me and my cats after about 5 tries. Had to go through a process.

- 1st try: I cooked one pound ground turkey in oven (as suggested) and found they would rather eat cardboard, even with added liver powder, was discouraged and added half canned food to turkey, which they ate, reluctantly… they were a little miffed at me and I think I received more and extra hard biting that week.
-2nd try: cooked whole chicken in slow cooker Drained on pan, had to pull apart meat from bones…. Cats did like somewhat better than eating cardboard….less hard biting. Me, still discouraged, too much work, dishes everywhere. Someone may like this way if you want to use broth for cooking people food, albeit unflavored broth, but not for me.
-3rd try. Switched to half cheap ground beef/ground turkey cooked in slow cooker (Found slow cooker was easy, hands off for me after last try) Was having trouble forming the servings due to being watery so used muffin tins….dishes everywhere. Cats did eat this with only a little extra liver power, no added canned food, maybe only received one bite per cat this week. Me, still frustrated at all the dishes and cleaning up.
-4th try: Same process, same results. Emailed company about weighting the meat pre or post cooking, thinking raw weight contains the fluids where cooked does not (so much). Reply was either way is fine, but they do post cooking. Woohoo, so now I drain the cooked meat and add back 1/2 cup per pound to supplement (skimmed of fat). Can now form servings by hand and they stick together. Goodbye muffin tins! Cats good, can’t remember being bitten much this week. Me, ecstatic at minimal dishes. FYI, my one cat does need to take in more fluid, so I just add extra water to his individual feeding at mealtime.
-5th try: Switched meat to boneless, skinless chicken thighs due to increasing cost of beef/turkey (well everything, right?) Cooked in slow cooker, easy. Drain, skim, mix, form, freeze. Cats gone wild! Have to shut in another room when making and they eat it like they’ve never been fed before. Hum, did I get bit? Haha, of course, but maybe only “love” bites. Me, ecstatic! Meat choice economical, well received (too well!) and most importantly EASY CLEANUP. Just the crockpot, measuring cup/spoons/spatula, mixing bowl, and strainer. I throw them all in dishwasher, don’t care if it's full or not, turn it on. Finally…I’ve done it, whew 😅

I hope this helps if you’re having a rough start. I’m OCD, so I do use a cheap kitchen scale to weight meat, supplement, and serving size…but this is not necessary. Just follow the company suggestions for serving sizes….I did actual calculations based on the meat type cal/fat ratio and cat weight…and the calculations were are always in the ranges they suggest. Don’t sweat it, I stopped doing it. Also, I have a stand mixer and use this to make mixing a snap. I feel so good that I was able to stick it out and give my cats GOOD, nutritious, food with known ingredients. And, depending on the meat, it is actually the same to less per serving than the canned food I was using. I do still use some canned for convenience when needed.

I hope you found something here helpful for you and/or your furry friends. Do what you can when you can do it and Happy cooking!

PS: and thank you to this company that makes an excellent product at a FAIR price. I did some comparisons and I can tell this company is out for cats, not excess profits. Thank you!