Why Raw Feeding is Purr-fect for Your Cat
Curious about raw feeding for your cat? You’re not alone. More and more pet parents are exploring natural diets for their feline companions - and for good reason. At Go Raw, we believe in simple, species-appropriate nutrition that mirrors what cats are designed to eat.
In this article, we’ll break down the benefits of raw feeding, how to transition your cat, and which of our products are most popular among even the fussiest felines.
Why Feed Your Cat Raw?
Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their bodies need meat to thrive - not grains, fillers, or artificial additives. A raw diet provides:
- Improved digestion – Fewer tummy upsets and better litter box habits.
- Shinier coat and healthier skin – Thanks to natural fats and amino acids like taurine.
- Better dental health – Raw textures help clean teeth and reduce plaque.
- Increased energy and vitality – Many owners notice happier, more playful cats.
- Reduced allergies and sensitivities – Especially when eliminating processed ingredients.
Our Top Raw Picks for Cats
We know cats can be picky eaters, so we’ve made it easy with options they actually love. Our Go Raw rolls are packed with natural goodness and tailored to meet the needs of both dogs and cats - making them a versatile, no-fuss choice for multi-pet households.
Here are our top 3 picks for cats:
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Beef & Heart Roll
A rich, iron-packed option that’s full of flavour. Great for energy and muscle health.
600g roll | 1.8kg Roll -
Chicken, Heart & Berry Roll
A lighter choice, with antioxidant-rich berries and lean chicken. Ideal for sensitive stomachs.
600g Roll | 1.8kg Roll -
Veal & Heart Roll
Mild in taste but rich in nutrients, this one is often a winner with fussy eaters.
600g Roll | 1.8kg Roll
All our rolls are available in convenient 600g and 1.8kg sizes, so you can choose what works best for your fridge, freezer, and feeding routine.
How to Transition Your Cat to Raw Food
Cats are creatures of habit - so the key is patience. Here’s our gentle approach to transitioning your cat to a raw diet:
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Start slow
Begin by mixing a small amount of raw into their usual food - about 10% raw to start. -
Increase gradually
Over 10–14 days, slowly increase the raw portion while reducing their old food. -
Serve fresh
Most cats prefer their raw food at room temperature, not cold from the fridge. -
Try different proteins
If your cat snubs one flavour, don’t give up! Rotating between beef, chicken, and veal can help you find what they love.
Need help choosing the right roll or navigating fussy behaviour? Our team is happy to help with tailored tips.
Final Thoughts
Feeding your cat a raw diet is one of the most impactful things you can do for their long-term health and wellbeing. It’s closer to what nature intended and packed with everything your cat needs to thrive - naturally.