Pets

Our 7-year-old Abyssinian was dying from inflammatory bowel disease. The prescription food and medicine only made him sicker, until his vet wrote him off completely and said he would be dead within a week. He was down to 5 pounds (normally 9.5) and wouldn’t eat… or whatever he ate came out both ends.

We had nothing to lose, so I fired the vet, researched raw food and found a good source, and hired a vet who was friendly to raw feeding. We took him off everything else, including the meds, and fed only raw rabbit. He was already improving within a week and lived another 10 years. We get it finely ground, which includes organs and bones (you can get it with fur). It is pricey.

Rabbits are natural prey for cats. If you have ever had or seen outdoor cats, their diet includes rabbits, birds, moles, voles, mice, rats, etc.