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Showing posts with label CHOW TIME. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CHOW TIME. Show all posts

Monday, 14 January 2013

CHOW TIME - Gourmet kitty food

Ever since Mummy got hold of Andi Brown's The Whole Pet Diet website and experimented with home cooked holistic food, we've been eating very well.
Our canned wet food have been reducing.
We are no longer just salmon or tuna canned food kitties.
We are now exposed to a huge variety of food.
We had home made pureed vegetable salmon which was great.
We had Andi's Chicken Stew which was so good.
Then over the weekend, we had even more new food introduced.

Mummy made sure we do not eat canned food with 'by products', meaning every part of an animal is being thrown in, all grinded and mashed up to taste good but not of quality.
Believing that good food is important for us kitties, we are not blessed with more 'gourmet choices kitty food'.
Food made from human grade and good enough for the family to eat, therefore, definitely good enough for us.

Here is what we had:
Using Andi's same recipe of vegetables, instead of chicken, we had beef stew !!
It was so good, we had to share it with the human family. Now, that's the main problem with human grade food....




Here's Maxi having a go. 




The pink bows says it all :)  Super yummy and gone in a flash.




And...we do mean, gone in a flash!!  More food please! Children: stop eating our beef stew too!



Our foodie journey continues.  Today, with chicken and beef stew in the freezer, we tried something new. Plain boiled chicken and clear soup. Yep! Gone in minutes. 


There you have it. Our wet food intake more of home cooked food.
We still do have the canned ones for 'emergency' situation. In fact, we seem to be eating much less dry food but in desperate times, we still do chow down on the kibbles.


Here's Maxi playing in the children's book shelf.  We certainly look forward to everyone to be home.
The children get us to accompany them everywhere they go at home.
Looking comfy eh...Maxi. He is at his shortest fur ever after the 2nd grooming.
Mummy said, trim everything except his bushy tail.




Me? I am feeling really full and sleepy after all this food testing.


Furry-ly yours, Princess :)

Thursday, 10 January 2013

CHOW TIME

 You know what?
We all eat pretty well at home.
Mummy loves to experiment with food, so we always get to try on new food.
While kibbles are pretty fixed in brands, and canned wet food are our fav.
However, Mummy said canned food can't be that good.
She's wrong. Canned food is VERY GOOD to us.

Anyway, we were introduced to some new food.
In the PINK.
RAW FOOD.
Well, cats originally ate raw in the wild.
First up, fresh grounded chicken. Well, didn't quite went that well.
Than this! Raw grounded Australian lean beef.
Yummy!! It was gone in a flash.
Best food ever. It's the closest how cats eat anyway.




Then, we had some home made vegetable broth and Salmon.
All these got pureed and hey, these are human eat-able food.
Yep! We chow-ed it down in no time.
Best food ever too!!





We aren't guinea pigs for experiment but we don't mind at all when it comes to food!!
Mummy was reading all about Andi Brown's The Whole Pet Diet, about how human-grade food is good for us cats and how it cured many skin issues, so into the pot the poor chicken plus loads of vegetables went simmering for hours.

The only problem with 'human-grade' food is..........we got to share it with our two human sisters.
They insisted of having the half of the pot to themselves.
Sneaky, sneaky Mummy. Look at how she got us to eat veges.
Everything was blended and chicken shredded.



Here's what we had for breakfast lately! It was gone in a minute!!
More chicky vege soup please!!
We cats may sometimes bicker and wrestle, but we are all buddies when it comes to food!!



Finally, after a full meal, here's Maxi playing....the picture says it all.
Maxi says:  I like to play this rolling ball, but I like it better lying on my belly!!


Here's Baby saying goodbye for now. She's our British Shorthair, our last kitten (hopefully...).
She came as a scrawny little kitten.
We even pondered whether she is a British Shorthair at times.
She's a real eating machine.
Putting on weight nicely at a very short time.
Super friendly and likes to tag along the family.
Her cheeks are filling up well.


So, we wondered if she will grow up like this beautiful cat.
This is NOT our cat. It was taken at a recent cat show.
Maybe this is a Brit, as Brit has their famous chubby cheeks...



More pics on the Cat show soon.




Finally, it's Ciao time. Here's me enjoying my home-made salmon puree! Pure food-heaven!