Homemade Chicken Tuna Dinner Recipe For Cats

Preparing a homemade treat for your furry or feathered companions at home can be quite a thrill (or a challenge for some) So we have sourced out some quick and easy recipes for beginners to try out as well! Home cooking doesn’t only have to be for Humans, our Feline pals would enjoy some cooked food every once in a while to maintain a healthy balanced diet and awesome coat!

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Chicken And Tuna Dinner

Before trying out any recipe, you should be aware of any allergies your Furkid may have, simply by checking in with your Veterinarians, sometimes, they may even have recommendations for any nutrient your Furries may be lacking! This is a recipe from CatsLoveToKnow, photos and recipe by Kelly Roper, she had amazing and simple recipes for every beginner, just like the Chicken Dinner we loved so much. Give this one a whirl, with the combination of goodness from chicken and tuna!

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Ingredients

½ cup cooked Chicken

1 can Tuna in oil

1 tablespoon cooked carrot, mashed

2 tablespoons brown rice

Directions

1. Combine all ingredients in a food processor

2. Pulse until blended and serve.

3. Refrigerate leftovers, and discard after three days.

Our Take 

Super easy isn’t it? If you do not own a food processor, a blender works just fine. As we promised, it shouldn’t take too much of your time at all, plus these ingredients are definitely beneficial for your Kitties.

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Disclaimer

This article was written with informational purposes, as you know, we’d love to share our collective research and experiences as fellow Pet owners and lovers from around the world. It is not meant to alternate in any way as advice or diagnosis of Professionals. For the safety of all our Pets, always check with your trusted Veterinarian for any food allergies or health concerns your Pet may have ☺