blood

Since cats and dogs, or rather their ancestors, hunted live animals in the wild and then ate them, the bodies of the four-legged friends got used to the intake of the iron-containing liquid. Since biologically appropriate raw feeding is about putting together food that is as close to nature as possible for our loyal companions, blood for cats can often be found in the bowls. Here you can find the supplement to theOrder BARF.

What does blood offer for cats?

Many people will probably frown when they hear that they have to thaw blood for their cat. This special food contains numerous vitamins and trace elements that were previously absorbed by the prey. So if you use rabbit, lamb, horse or cow blood for BARF, the proportion of vitamins B3, B5 and B6 is particularly high. Sodium and chlorine are absorbed, as are copper and several essential amino acids. At the same time, the proportion of fatty acids is very low and there are hardly any carbohydrates.

When you buy blood from BARF, you will receive a deep-frozen block so that as many nutrients as possible are preserved during shipping. This usually weighs only 250 grams so that you use up the liquid as quickly as possible. The blood is intended to make up around five to ten percent of the amount of food your cat eats at mealtimes.

Alternative to pure blood for cats

If you do not want to use pure lamb, rabbit or cow blood for BARF, we offer a calcium-rich alternative with our horse bone blood mix. In this mix, the horse's blood is already mixed with ground bones to create a nutrient-rich porridge. However, the fat content is also slightly higher, which you should bear in mind when feeding.

So complete theBARF meatwith high-quality blood. For cats, this nutritional supplement is the perfect replacement for the blood they would ingest anyway when hunting in the wild. It provides valuable vitamins and trace elements that support your house cat's body. Order now!