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Alright so I have a few questions. I was dead set on going with the Sojo's (a freeze dried mix that you add water to, just makes it a bit easier to make) however
I found out that they don't sell Sojo's in Canada and don't ship to Canada either (boooo). So, I've concluded that BitR is my food of choice for my little girl (I'm picking her up in August, she will be 4 months old). I'm starting to prepare now though, because I've never done the raw meat diet for cats before. So, here's a few questions.
When I get the meat, is it a bad idea to freeze it? Like say there was a sale on ground turkey or ground chicken and I bought a bulk of it, would it be safe to store it in my freezer, and then take some out, de-thaw it, and make the bitr mix? I know you should re-freeze leftovers, and know that it's a danger to humans to freeze/dethaw/refreeze. Does the same go for cats?
Or do I have to buy the packages one at a time and go until I run out?
I found out that they don't sell Sojo's in Canada and don't ship to Canada either (boooo). So, I've concluded that BitR is my food of choice for my little girl (I'm picking her up in August, she will be 4 months old). I'm starting to prepare now though, because I've never done the raw meat diet for cats before. So, here's a few questions.
When I get the meat, is it a bad idea to freeze it? Like say there was a sale on ground turkey or ground chicken and I bought a bulk of it, would it be safe to store it in my freezer, and then take some out, de-thaw it, and make the bitr mix? I know you should re-freeze leftovers, and know that it's a danger to humans to freeze/dethaw/refreeze. Does the same go for cats?
Or do I have to buy the packages one at a time and go until I run out?