Humph. You didn't answer my question though, are they good about answering in a helpful non condescending way?
Okay - I am looking toward when Mazy cat's By Nature runs out. I have got to have something for her besides Rad Cat in her rotation. I'm still looking for a canned option. I HAVE to have a canned food she can eat.
But aside from that, if I am going to go 75 % or higher raw with her (she is 50/50 right now) I need other foods. She can eat only the Rad Cat Chicken and the Turkey. I need more proteins, and at least one other source.
The main problem is if these sources are being fed GMO corn. I really think that is a huge issue for Mazy cat, eating any kind of meat that was fed GMO corn.
So, Hare Today has boneless rabbit and boneless duck. Now, in their bone in products they list whats in the grind and the percentages. They do not list this in their boneless. So I have no idea if it's just muscle meat, or organs, percentages of either.
https://hare-today.com/product/raw_pet_food/ground_rabbitbonesorgans_1_lbWhole ground rabbit includes meat, bones, head, and organs (liver, heart, lung, pancreas, thyroid gland, spleen and kidneys). The fur, stomach and intestine are removed.
https://hare-today.com/product/raw_pet_food/boneless_ground_rabbit_1_lbBoneless fine ground rabbit meat. 1 lb packages.
Hand de-boned, not a lot of blood is retained, so much lighter in color then the regular ground rabbit/bone and organs.https://hare-today.com/product/raw_pet_food/ground_duckboneorgans_1_lb_fine_groundAll natural, USDA inspected duckling, duck is higher in fat then some other poultry. This is fine ground with the bone, heart, liver, and gizzards included.
Meat/Bone/Organ ratio: Note, heart and gizzard is considered a muscle meat for feeding purposes71% meat 24% bone 5% organ [liver]https://hare-today.com/product/raw_pet_food/boneless_ground_duck_1_lbBoneless ground duck, includes skin. Fine Ground.
1 lb chubs.Whole duck is ran through a machine that debones, there may be some very small bone particles.
See?