Some animals will have no problem in making the transition.  Others might need a little persuasion.  By  others, I mean cats!  Most dogs will transition quickly; cats as we all know can be a bit more finicky.  You can try doing a gradual switch - start  by mixing a small amount with the food they have been eating and slowly increase the new food while decreasing the old.  Go slowly with older animals and those with health problems.  The switch can take several days to several weeks, you’ll have to observe your animal and be the judge.  You can also entice a reluctant animal by sprinkling something tasty on top.  Some suggestions include:  Nutritional yeast, fish or seaweed flakes, parmesan cheese, yogurt  or whatever their favorite treat might be.

    FEEDING & HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

 

       It’s best to thaw Companion Animal Meals

in the refrigerator for 12-24 hours.  They can

 safely be left out to defrost in the sink or on the counter top for several hours or in warm/hot

tap water for 30-45 minutes. It is best not to

put in the microwave as this tends to destroy some of the valuable live enzymes but will still be far superior to processed foods.  Do not leave food out between feedings.  Defrost only as much as your animal will eat within a day or two, keep the rest frozen until ready to use.  Handle as you would any raw meat product; wash your hands and feeding bowls with hot soapy water.

                  Companion Animal Meals

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SWITCHING OVER TO HEALTHY REAL FOOD