MIMI 1/12 AMPS 116 PMPS 147 QUESTION ABOUT CALIPER!!!! someone who is good at MATH to check me.

[Bobbie And Bubba]

So the chicken itself is then zero carbs?

Yes, all by itself the chicken is zero carbs. But , when you feed raw meats to the kitties, you need to add something like EZ complete to make it totally supported. That will add some carbs.

The carb count I gave you in the above post was the carb count from a commercial frozen raw company , Darwin.

I don’t use them as I have a great butcher down the street with no added antibodies or hormones and I use the EZCOMPLETE from www.foodfurlife.com.

But adding the supplements will add some carbs to the food , but not a lot.

Check out foodforlife website for some more info if you do your own raw meats.

 

[Mimis mom]

Yes, all by itself the chicken is zero carbs. But , when you feed raw meats to the kitties, you need to add something like EZ complete to make it totally supported. That will add some carbs.

The carb count I gave you in the above post was the carb count from a commercial frozen raw company , Darwin.

I don’t use them as I have a great butcher down the street with no added antibodies or hormones and I use the EZCOMPLETE from www.foodfurlife.com.

But adding the supplements will add some carbs to the food , but not a lot.

Check out foodforlife website for some more info if you do your own raw meats.

The food I give them is the entire animal, bones, liver, heart, and that’s it. If you have that you done need supplements

 

[Judy and Freckles]

Yes, all by itself the chicken is zero carbs. But , when you feed raw meats to the kitties, you need to add something like EZ complete to make it totally supported. That will add some carbs.

The carb count I gave you in the above post was the carb count from a commercial frozen raw company , Darwin.

I don’t use them as I have a great butcher down the street with no added antibodies or hormones and I use the EZCOMPLETE from www.foodfurlife.com.

But adding the supplements will add some carbs to the food , but not a lot.

Check out foodforlife website for some more info if you do your own raw meats.

Thanks for the explanation Bobbie. Makes sense now!