Cats are obligate carnivores; their digestive system is adapted specifically for a raw meat-based diet.Taurine (found in raw meat) is key for brain, nerve, eyes, heart, digestion, immune function, and fetal development. Taurine is an amino acid both dogs and cats require for optimal health, but cats cannot synthesize it like dogs can. Additionally, both grinding and freezing can reduce available taurine, so supplementation for cats may be required.Tips: Dark poultry meat is higher in taurine than light meat, and organ meats are also a good taurine source.Fish Oil Dosing ChartWeight (lbs) & MG per Day10 – 25020 – 55030 - 80040 - 110050 - 135060 - 165070 - 190080 - 220090 - 2500100 - 2700110 - 3000120 - 3200130- 3500140 - 3800150 - 4000