It reads very simply--with lots of information on "diet polish"--the things you can add to enhance feline health. She tries to stick as closely as possible to the optimum natural nutrition a cat would get "in the wild", and grains are definitely not in that diet--nor is cooking.
When I compare the cost of this diet to what I've been feeding my kitty in dry food--Neura Wellness at almost $30 a bag!--it actually costs much less to feed raw meat to supplement my Bubba's mouse and rabbit hunting. Yesterday he got some nice veal shank cause I was making osso bucco for some guests...and fresh chicken hearts and livers too. Very inexpensive to buy, especially if you do so in quantity and freeze it till its needed.
Sure beats making polenta mixtures for him once a week (Pitcairn's diet) and I don't have to starve him to get him to want to eat the food.
Anyway, Michelle's book has gone over really well in our office waiting room--lots of interested buyers sending away to her for copies. Hope you encounter the same response. The book's also got a wonderful chapter on homeopathy!
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