#8 Homemade Catnip Broth
If your cat isn’t drinking enough water and no other soup recipes are working, catnip may be the answer, as long as your cat likes catnip. However, we recommend speaking with a vet before feeding them this soup because it can cause nausea in some cats if consumed in large quantities, but it should be fine if used as a treat once in a while.
Ingredients:
- 3 tbsp dried catnip
- ΒΌ tsp instant chicken broth, powdered
- 240ml warm water
Method:
- Fill a bottle with warm water and add the catnip and broth powder.
- Shake vigorously until the powder has completely dissolved and the water has a slight green tint from the catnip.
- Keep it in the fridge and don’t give your cat too much water at once when serving.
Wrapping it up
These are just a few of the thousands of recipes for homecooked meals for cats available on the Internet. While it is generally safe for your cat to eat these. We recommend first consulting with a veterinarian to determine whether a homecooked diet would be beneficial to your cat. After all, cooking for your cat at home not only takes a lot of time but is also generally more expensive.
We do hope, however, that you found these recipes useful. What is your feline’s favorite recipe? Do they eat vegetables at all, or do they prefer meat? Please let us know in the comments section below.