Cooking for Cats: The healthy, happy way to feed your cat

I loved the water color pages in this book. Useful and fun.

I can't say that I'll be cooking most of these meals, but the recipes are interesting and healthy for cats. There are also tips and advice, and a few crafts you can do in here too!

I bought this hoping to be able to make my cats homemade, healthy food but instead it's basically just a book of this woman talking about her cats & virtually no real recipes. Includes stuff like making a homemade fishing rod toy for your cats but no actual meals. Total let down!

I find the recipes to be difficult to make on your own. To buy some of the ingredients would be expensive. It’s not what you have in your everyday supply of food. There’s vitamins and such that it says need to be added for the correct nutrition of your felines. I will not be making any of the recipes in this book.

Interesting. Nice illustrations. Fun anecdotal information. Great ideas for homemade arts and crafts and toys for kitties. Insufficient nutritional information and guidance. Lack of variety in recipes.

I made the stuff in this book my cats wouldn’t eat it. Might be cause I have picky cats .

This was a great gift for my mother in law. She was excited to receive it!

Lovely little book very well illustrated, I enjoy reading it, although what struck me is that the author at the beginning recommends recipes only as an occasional snack, tries to convince us we should buy commercial pet food as a main source of nutrition, are you all agents for the pet food industry or what is happening here? You don’t even know all that goes into those processed foods and I am supposed to believe that me cooking fresh food for my cat is not good?

This is a nice little book. I've just gone through it and I've got some ideas from it. I have a cat who is 21 years old, a greedy guts who's 7 and a little 9 month old who's gassy, to put it politely. The youngest was very small when born, the tiniest 9 week old I've ever seen. She weighed just a pound. So I started cooking chicken and rice for her and found she grew fast but did not gain fat. So I got interested in the idea of home made cat food. Plus the commercial cat food really stinks, especially in summer. God only knows what that stuff is, but its rotten.Also, as a life long cat owner, I've had sofas pulled apart by entitled cats. The little aside about making scratching posts has made me think about what I could do with some old sacks, sting and board.The book can be used as is, or it can give you ideas. After all, a happy cat is a happy home.

There is some very useful information in this little book.i have had cats for alot of years but had always trusted the branded packets and tins of cat food. I have a 17 year old rescue cat who had runny pooh recently, I thought it was her age ,it turned out to be her diet .since giving her homemade food she is massively improved and has started playing with her toys again .

I'm sure these recipes are very tasty. My cat seems to enjoy the ones I've made so far

Good little cook book, just done the beef and rice so will find out later if they like it. My only issue is it doesn't tell how much to give