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All Natural Cat Treat Recipes

Homes with cats in the United States outnumber homes with dogs by a good number. With cats, you can live in a small apartment and not have to worry about your pet not getting enough exercise. But you do have to worry about what you feed your kitty. These days, cat food and treats are filled with all sorts of fillers and junk that is just plain bad for your pet. One way you can cut down on what your cat eats is by making your own cat treats at home with this awesome cat treat recipe! This is about as easy a cat treat recipe as you'll find anywhere and it is almost a guarantee that your tabby will be begging for more!

You'll only need four main ingredients for this cat treat recipe. Start wit a can of fresh tuna, or, if you can get it, fresh tuna from your local fish market. Chop up a cup and a half of fresh fish, or simply use one can of minced tuna. Add a half cup of cooked turkey or chicken, also chopped very fine. Add in two thirds of a cup of dry cat food. Make sure that the dry cat food you use for these treats is wholesome and natural. Many popular brands of cat food contain chemicals and ingredients that aren't good for your cat. Finally, you can add some grated cheese or grated veggies for extra fiber and taste. Combine all of these ingredients in a bowl and mix. Once the ingredients are properly mixed, use a spoonful and roll into balls about half the size of a golf ball. Place the balls on a cookie sheet and place in the fridge for 2 hours so the balls harden a little. Once the tuna balls are cooled, remove them from the fridge and roll them in breadcrumbs. Serve to your kitty when they do something good, but be prepared for a bit of a mess! This way, you can serve your cats 100 percent natural cat treats and you don't have to worry about preservatives getting into their system. Be aware though that these treats will go bad, so don't make too big of a batch at once.

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