Thanksgiving Dinner

[Olive & Paula]

I thought I would put out this idea.

For those who are cooking turkey, if you don't use the innards for dressing or gravy, you can use it for homemade food or broth. Of course it should be hormone and AB free and without onions or garlic or anything that could harm your kitty. They will love you for it.

Happy Thanksgiving to all.

 

[Squalliesmom]

I thought I would put out this idea.

For those who are cooking turkey, if you don't use the innards for dressing or gravy, you can use it for homemade food or broth. Of course it should be hormone and AB free and without onions or garlic or anything that could harm your kitty. They will love you for it.

Happy Thanksgiving to all.

So glad you posted this, I was thinking exactly the same thing myself, lol!

 

[Tuxedo Mom]

I always love doing a turkey because it makes the nicest tastiest broth...for me as well as my kitties

When I cook my turkey I don't put any spices on it and it still comes out tasty, so the whole carcass is good for broth. The gizzards I save and feed to Tuxie..he is the only one of the two that will eat raw, but he really thinks it is a treat...and it is good for his teeth too.

 

[Squalliesmom]

I don't use spices on mine, either. I divide the broth between us beans, for tasty turkey noodle soup, and the kitties, for bone broth. Everybody comes out a winner! My Bengals will eat the raw gizzards, not so much the other two, though.

 

[Squeaky and KT (GA)]

Usually no or very little Thanksgiving turkey for sugar cats, poor babies. Check the packaging even on 'all natural' and 'organic' turkey's - most are preserved with a sugar solution anywhere from 3% to as high as 15%. Because it's also considered 'natural', it doesn't disqualify anyone from using that labeling. The preservative is throughout the meat.