Well she does update them, she says. I saw a few of those (she includes the date and the update)
If I misread something about the grinding I'm not surprised. She does tend to run on, and on, and on. I wonder where I got the idea that grinding diminishes the nutrients? I am glad it is not so, anyway!
But here's the thing. While I like Dr Lisa's site (with the exception that it is way way WAY too wordy) and also recommend it to people,
especially if I am trying to help them understand why kibble is so bad, I just don't trust ANY recipe. Fortunately, for me, I am not ever going to be feeding exclusively raw. I don't intend for raw to ever be more than 15% of their daily intake.
One of the dangers I see, and I see this a lot reading in raw forums, is people start by following one recipe or another, but then they gradually tweak it here and there and there and here, until they are feeding their cats a diet that does not at all resemble what the cats should be getting. I find that very very scary. Especially when they start giving advice to people looking for info about raw feeding.
Because I have seen that, by following threads from the very beginning, I am leery of following anyone's advice too closely. Since I don't trust anything I have read 100 %, I will not, ever, feed 100% home made raw, and I can't afford to feed 100 % commercial raw.
Tonight's update: Struvite Kitty ate her 1/6 of turkey with every sign of enjoyment (still dusting it, but with only half a kibble smashed into crumbs) and kept it down. A half hour later she had .75 ounces of canned food, I'll give her the rest of her turkey later.
I heard the Rad Cat Lamb is being discontinued, and I haven't even tried that yet. I really wanted the lamb, for a different protein for her.