Thank you, was begining to feel like everyone thought I was talking rubbish!

We put our cats onto raw after the vet couldn't sort their diahorrea out. We told the vet of our plans to feed them raw and he advised against it at least until they were better but he wasn't happy about us doing it at all. People, even vets don't seem to realise the benefits of feeding a species appropriate diet.

Gave us a list of reasons not to feed raw, all of which I already knew were rubbish from researching on the net, but he scared us enough to put us off for a bit.

After another week I got fed up of his advice not working and started with the raw, the improvement was almost instant and very clear to see, they have bags more energy, stools are now solid and their eyes have even cleared up too.

We were already feeding Milo raw and there was a noticable difference with him too, he seemed to be out growing the puppy stage but with raw he has all his "puppy energy" back.

The pups went straight onto raw when we got them too!