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NUTRITIOUS RAW CAT FOOD IN VANCOUVER

Feeding cats a raw diet is a nutritional approach that aligns closely with their biological needs. In Vancouver, an increasing number of pet owners are turning to raw cat food due to its alignment with feline physiology and natural dietary patterns. At Surrey Meat Packers Ltd., we strive to offer reliable, high-quality raw food options tailored to meet the specific dietary requirements of domestic cats. Contact us today to discuss your cat’s nutritional requirements.

UNDERSTANDING THE RAW FOOD DIET FOR CATS

Cats are obligate carnivores. This means their bodies are biologically adapted to derive essential nutrients from animal-based proteins and fats. Unlike omnivores, cats require specific nutrients such as taurine, arachidonic acid, and vitamin A from animal tissues. These cannot be adequately substituted by plant-based sources.

Raw feeding involves providing uncooked animal-based products such as muscle meat, bones, and organ meat in species-appropriate proportions. According to nutritional guidelines and veterinary sources, a well-balanced raw diet typically consists of approximately 80% muscle meat, 10% bone, and 10% organ meats (with half of the organ component being liver). This composition closely mirrors the natural prey of wild felines.

BENEFITS OF RAW CAT FOOD

Feeding raw food may support several physiological outcomes in domestic cats. According to pet nutrition resources, potential outcomes include:

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  • Improved digestive efficiency: Raw diets generally contain fewer fillers and additives than commercial kibble, resulting in smaller and firmer stools.

  • Dental health maintenance: Chewing raw meaty bones may help in maintaining oral hygiene by reducing plaque buildup.

  • Coat and skin health: Balanced raw diets often contribute to a shinier coat and healthier skin due to the natural presence of omega fatty acids.

  • Controlled weight management: High protein and moisture content support satiety and muscle maintenance without excess carbohydrates.

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It is important to note that any transition to raw feeding should be done gradually and under professional guidance to ensure balanced nutrition and prevent digestive disturbances. Call us to learn more about safe raw feeding practices or to speak with a specialist about raw cat food options in Vancouver.

TRANSITIONING TO A RAW DIET

Transitioning a cat from processed food to a raw diet should be approached cautiously. Begin with single-protein meals and gradually introduce other protein sources over a period of 7–10 days. Observe changes in appetite, stool quality, and energy levels. A gradual transition helps minimize gastrointestinal discomfort and allows the cat’s digestive system to adjust to the new food.

 

Pet owners are advised to follow veterinary recommendations or consult a qualified pet nutritionist to confirm that the feeding plan meets the complete nutritional requirements for the cat’s age, weight, and activity level.

BELOW ARE THE GUIDELINES FOR FEEDING RAW CAT FOOD

Customers should always feed high-quality commercial-grade cat food that is formulated to contain all the nutrients that a cat requires. We offer the right cat food based on your pet’s age, lifestyle and health. Contact us now for more details.

KITTENS

Feeding needs change quickly as kittens grow. Use these age-based guidelines to portion meals appropriately.

Kittens between 2-4 months require a raw diet that is 6-10% of their body weight, broken into 4 small meals a day.
Kittens between 4-7 months require a raw diet that is 4-5% of their body weight, broken into 3 meals a day
Kittens between 7-12 months require a raw diet that is 3-4% of their body weight, broken into 2 meals a day.

**Usually, kittens can self-regulate how much food to eat, so you shouldn't worry about overfeeding.

ADULT CAT FEEDING GUIDELINES

Adult cats require consistent portions. Adjust amounts based on body condition and activity. Adult cats 12+ months require a raw diet that is between 2-4% of their ideal body weight, either broken into 2 meals a day or fed all at one time.

**Ultimately you will need to let your cat be your guide as to how much to feed him/her. If your cat starts to look heavy, then feed less. If your cat is leaning out too much, then increase the amount. Every cat is different, and there is no exact and standard formula.

CRUDO by Surrey Meat Packers Ltd., a natural raw diet for dogs, is available in Surrey, Burnaby, and North Vancouver through select retailers.

PRODUCT AVAILABILITY AND DISTRIBUTION IN VANCOUVER

Surrey Meat Packers Ltd. offers a selection of raw cat food across Vancouver that is tailored to the needs of cat owner. We provide in-store purchasing and delivery options within select regions. Our aim is to support consistent feeding by ensuring that our clients receive properly portioned, fresh products in a timely manner.

 

We also offer informational resources to assist pet owners in maintaining safe handling practices at home, such as proper thawing, serving, and storage guidelines. Ensuring that raw cat food is handled with care is essential to reduce the risk of bacterial exposure and maintain food quality.

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FEEDING GUIDELINES FOR CATS

Don’t feed non-nutritional supplements to your cats. Feed them CRUDO cat food for better health.

COMMITMENT TO NUTRITIONAL STANDARDS

Our team at Surrey Meat Packers Ltd. strives to support pet owners in Vancouver who choose to implement a raw diet for their cats. We work to provide products that align with feline nutritional needs, based on current guidelines from veterinary nutrition professionals. Our goal is to supply raw food that supports long-term dietary consistency and aligns with evidence-based pet care practices.

 

For more information about raw cat food options in Vancouver, or to inquire about our product range and availability, please contact Surrey Meat Packers Ltd. directly.

SURREY MEAT PACKERS LTD.

SERVICE AREA

 Burnaby and surrounding areas.

Burnaby
3930 Kitchener Street
Burnaby, BC V5C 3M2

Phone: 604-291-8799


Hours
Mon â€“ Sat: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sunday: Closed

All Locations Closed on Statutory Holidays

Surrey
6050 176 Street
Surrey, BC V3S 4E7

Phone: 604-574-5241


Hours
Mon â€“ Sat: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sunday: Closed

North Vancouver
185 Forester Street (Unit 102)
North Vancouver, BC V7H 1S1

Phone: 604-987-0817


Hours
Monday: Closed
Tues â€“ Fri: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Sunday: Closed

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