We have tried most of them and all have been received very well by our cats. Pork is not suitable and its use not advised . Fish may be fed sparingly as treats, but is not recommended to be used as the meat ingredient in the recipe. Raw fish fed in excess can lead to a Thiamin deficiency. This presents a problem, since we urge care givers to feed meat raw.
Cats also get all too easily hooked on the potent taste of fish.
Read more about cats and fish. Feeding a variety of foods to captive animals is essential, as we will never be able to truly replicate their natural diet. Variety provides stimulation and prevents fixation, but most of all guarantees a well balanced meal plan with little room for deficiencies. Initially a cat in the transition phase from commercial foods to a raw meat meal plan may only settle for a certain meat. The use of cooked vegetables in cat food is unnecessary, but not harmful unlike the use of grains.