Fresh cookable cat food base — real meat and organs for homemade meals
Making your cat’s food at home? Start with the part cats need most. Our Cookable PMR Mix is a high-meat, bone-free base of muscle meat and organs — cook it gently and build your cat’s meals around it.
Is this right for my cat?
✅ Great for: cat parents making home-cooked meals, cats who prefer cooked food, picky cats, and protein rotation.
⚠️ This is a base for your DIY diet, not a complete meal. It has no bone, so add a calcium source (like eggshell powder). Cooking also lowers taurine, which cats need, so consider adding a taurine supplement. Ask us or your vet for a complete recipe.
What’s inside
63% muscle meat | 25% organ meat | 4% liver | 8% kidney or spleen. No grains, no fillers, no preservatives.
Flavors & ingredients
🐔🐖 Chicken + Pork
Chicken breast, pork shoulder, pork heart, chicken gizzard, pork liver, pork kidney
🐔🐄 Chicken + Beef
Chicken breast, beef trimmings, beef spleen, beef heart, beef lungs, beef green tripe, chicken gizzard, beef liver
How to feed (per day, finished meal)
• Kittens: 5–10% of body weight, in 3–4 small meals
• Adults: 2–4% of body weight, in 2 meals (a 4kg cat eats about 80–160g a day)
• Adjust to your cat’s activity level and ideal weight
Storage & handling
• Keep frozen
• Thaw in the fridge (about 24 hours)
• You can portion and refreeze raw portions — do it right after thawing in the fridge
• Cook gently on low heat before serving
• Keep cooked food in the fridge and use within 48 hours; don’t leave it out for more than 1 hour
FAQ
Why do I need to add calcium?
The mix has no bone, and cats need calcium for strong bones and teeth. Eggshell powder is an easy option.
Why taurine?
Cats need taurine for healthy eyes and heart, and cooking lowers it. A small supplement keeps it topped up.
Can I feed it raw?
It’s made for cooking. For raw feeding, use our Raw PMR Mix for Cats.
👉 Round out your cat’s bowl with Sardines & Mackerel for omega-3, or Goat’s Milk as a treat.
