Pick your premade

At $4.79lb,  Wholesome Raw by MadButcher Meat CO. is a complete premade perfect for those local to Sacramento. The price and quality is hard to beat. I purchase from this company, Wholesome Raw does not use supplements!

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This company is super awesome Quality wise!
Their prices range from $6.89 to $9 a pound, but they offer free shipping on orders over $150. 

This company follows a 80/10/5/5 diet which is great organ variation 👏. No added supplements.

They have a pork premade eliminating a trip to your local grocery store. See feeding instructions for more details. 

Viva is a staple used by many of my adoptive parents. This premade is around $7-$9 per pound making it one of the pricier options, however they have free shipping over $250!  This company does use supplements which can may cause allergy flare ups, but not always. 

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 This company is new and on Amazon. You have to purchase cases of 20lbs coming to roughly $7.50 per lb. Still a great price considering average shipping costs. This company does not use supplements!  

Darwin's Raw averages about $8-$10 per lb. 

This company uses very small & acceptable amounts of supplements. However they only have three meat options, two of which are poultry. This premade is almost complete, only needing to add eggs 2x a week.

If your cat is super sensitive to beef this may not be a good premade for your cat.

Savage is incredibly expensive at $12 per lb. 

This company relies heavily on supplements.

This company only has chicken & Duck as viable options to feeding making this company NOT one of my recommended Premades to feed.  

 Freeze dried raw should only be used maybe in emergencies or traveling, but not fed on a regular basis. I am a raw fed cattery and only recommend actual raw. Freeze dried does not have the same benefits as 100% raw including lacking moisture, fiber, containing supplements & preservatives. 

 Do not feed your pet cooked meals! Not only does the meat loose majority of its nutrients when heated, but these companies use vegetables and carbs as filler. This completely defeats the purpose of feeding a species appropriate diet.