What is Posh Feeds?

Posh Feeds refers to high-quality, premium pet food products designed for dogs and cats. These foods often focus on natural ingredients, balanced nutrition, and may include gourmet or specialty recipes. They are typically free from artificial additives, fillers, and low-quality ingredients, aiming to provide pets with the best possible diet for their health and well-being.

Many posh feeds emphasize specific dietary needs, such as grain-free options, high-protein formulations, or recipes tailored for particular life stages or health conditions. They often come in appealing packaging and are marketed towards pet owners who want to provide their furry friends with a luxurious and nutritious dining experience.

Products (50+ Worldwide)

Product Description

1. Protein Sources

  • Chicken: Lean meat, high in protein. Can be served cooked (boiled or baked).
  • Turkey: Similar to chicken, it's a great source of protein.
  • Fish: Salmon or tuna are good options. Fish provides omega-3 fatty acids, but should be fed in moderation due to mercury levels.
  • Organ Meats:
    • Liver: Rich in vitamins A and B, and iron. Feed in moderation due to its richness.
    • Heart: Provides protein and taurine, essential for heart health.

2. Carbohydrates

  • Cooked Grains:
    • Rice: Easy to digest, but only in small amounts.
    • Oats: Good source of fiber; can be cooked and mixed in.
  • Vegetables (cooked and mashed or finely chopped):
    • Carrots: Provide vitamins and fiber.
    • Peas: Good source of protein and fiber.
    • Pumpkin: Beneficial for digestive health; high in fiber and moisture.

3. Fats

  • Chicken Fat: Provides energy and helps absorb vitamins. Ensure it’s rendered and cooked.
  • Fish Oil: A great source of omega-3 fatty acids, beneficial for skin and coat health.

4. Supplements

  • Taurine: An essential amino acid that cats cannot produce in sufficient quantities. Supplementation is crucial.
  • Vitamins:
    • Vitamin E: Antioxidant that helps with skin and coat health.
    • B Vitamins: Important for energy metabolism and nervous system health.
  • Calcium: Essential for bone health. Ground eggshells can be a natural source.
  • Multivitamins: Consult a vet for a suitable cat-specific multivitamin.

5. Water

  • Always provide fresh, clean water. Hydration is crucial for a cat's health.

For Adult Cat (Beef and Rice)

Ingredients:

    • 1/2 cup cooked beef (ground or shredded)
    • 1/4 cup cooked rice (preferably white rice)
    • 1 tablespoon of cooked carrots or peas (optional for added nutrients)
    • 1/4 cup chicken broth (low sodium, without onions or garlic)

Instructions:

      1. Cook the beef thoroughly in a pan, draining any excess fat.
      2. Cook the rice separately, following package instructions.
      3. If adding vegetables, steam or cook them until soft.
      4. Mix the cooked beef, rice, and vegetables together.
      5. Add a small amount of chicken broth to make it more palatable and moist.
      6. Serve in small portions suitable for your cat’s size.

For Kitten (Lamb and Rice)

Ingredients:

    • 1/2 cup cooked lamb (ground or finely shredded)
    • 1/4 cup cooked rice (white rice is fine)
    • 1 tablespoon cooked pumpkin (optional, good for digestion)
    • 1/4 cup kitten-safe broth (low sodium, no onion or garlic)

Instructions:

    1. Cook the lamb until it’s well done and drain any excess fat.
    2. Prepare the rice separately.
    3. If adding pumpkin, cook and mash it until smooth.
    4. Mix the lamb, rice, and pumpkin (if using).
    5. Add some kitten-safe broth to ensure the food is moist and easy to digest.
    6. Serve in small, appropriate portions for your kitten’s size and age.

This ingredient list can help guide you in creating a well-rounded diet for your cat!

Important Considerations

  • Balance: Cats require a balanced diet, primarily consisting of proteins and fats, with minimal carbohydrates.
  • Consultation: Always consult with a veterinarian or a pet nutritionist to ensure that your homemade cat food meets all of your cat's nutritional needs.
  • Avoid Toxic Foods: Ensure that your cat's diet does not include toxic foods like onions, garlic, chocolate, grapes, and xylitol.