Recipes Baking Cat Treats

Do you need to make your own catfood but can't find recipes for baking delicious and natural cat treats, this is only due to the excess of content in this site (I will clean that later), .. This cat sites contains plenty of good natural human grade and holistic cat food, but due to less specific (interesting) content that was posted lately, you may want to view the older cat food recipes to find what you are looking for.

Automatic cat feeders: what homemade cat food can you put in there?

Did you buy an automatic cat feeder or made one yourself but don't know what to do with it? you don't need to buy commercial dry cat food to use your automatic cat feeder! because guess what? I have a recipe! check my homemade cat cookies recipe right now.

If you need advice making an automatic cat feeder or ideas to feed your cats automatically (not necessarily with a machine, just simple tricks) I am going to write a series of articles on the theme "how to make your own automatic cat feeder" very soon, just keep checking back or subscribe to the blog via rss ..

Good like making food for your automatic cat feeder.

Make your own automatic cat feeder

Ever wanted to have an automatic cat food feeder? why not make your own?! check this video out!



Detailed instructions can be found here

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what table food can cats eat?

This frequently asked question seems to be endlessly coming over and over, and I think only a good list of table foods that cats can eat will answer this question.
So here's for you a list of common table foods that you can safely share with your cat:

- Meat (of couurse :p).
- Milk (in moderate amounts).
- Pieces of bread.
- Cheese.

It is also important to know what human table food cats cannot eat, because some foods can be deadly for cats, here's a quick list:

- Alcohol.
- Chocolate.
- Bones (to some extent).
- Coffee grounds or beans
- Avocados.
- Raw eggs (Cooked eggs are not dangerous).
- Onions.
- Garlic.
- Raw fish.
- spices.

I will add more items to both lists as I go, it's difficult to list all what a cat can eat (or cannot eat), but I will complement the lists later.

This was an answer to the question: what table food can cats eat?