You can actually just add bone meal powder, or use a pre-mixed supplement like feline futures ( i have used this and the cats like it). bone meal powder does not really add fiber, though. If anything, it constipates if you give too much. Michelle In a message dated 12/26/2006 9:18:25 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you feed the RAW chicken WITH the bones, the bones added needed fiber and nutrients not available in boneless meats (you should never feed COOKED chicken bones, as once they are cooked they become brittle and can splinter and be dangerous to eat). If you don't want to feed bones, you will need to add a supplement SPECIFICALLY created for supplementing meat without bones diets, such as Wild-Trax. You can also provide additional nutrients and fiber by adding Feline Missing Link, another good supplement that is also high fiber. Feeding raw diets not including bone cause a calcium phosporous ratio issue, and is very bad for cats. Raw is great, but you have to either feed the bones, or supplement with a specific supplement that replaces the nutrients normally found in bones.
