It is not recommended to feed freeze-dried food to cats every day. It is recommended to feed cats 2-3 times a week. On the one hand, it prevents cats from suddenly eating a large amount of freeze-dried food, causing indigestion, gastrointestinal discomfort, etc., and on the other hand, it avoids the problem of picky eating, which is not easy to correct after cats become picky eaters.

Freeze-dried meat for cats is generally smaller in size and can be used as a reward or snack when feeding occasionally. It can be eaten alone or mixed with cat food.

Benefits of freeze-drying for cats

1. Effective nutritional supplements

The freeze-drying process can maximize and ensure no loss of nutrients and no need to add Food attractants and preservatives can also be stored for a long time. The nutritional content of a portion of freeze-dried food is equivalent to 5 times that of fresh meat. It tastes great, cats love to eat it, and it can effectively gain weight.

So if your cat is nutritionally deficient, you can also give it some freeze-dried food.

2. Trick cats into drinking water

Cats like to eat freeze-dried food, so if your cat doesn’t like to drink water, the owner can add freeze-dried food to the water. This way the cat will also like to drink water.

3. Easier to absorb

Freeze-dried is raw meat, which can also be eaten by cats with bad gastrointestinal problems. Raw meat is easy to chew and digest. It has extremely high nutrient density and can reduce cats’ constipation. Intake makes the cat's intestinal tract work easier.

So if your cat has a bad gastrointestinal condition, you don’t have to worry about adverse reactions if it eats freeze-dried food.