Cat Food Recipe: Invertebrate Soup

Cat Food Recipe - Invertebrate Soup

This seafood-rich soup is packed with antioxidants, Omega 3, minerals, Taurine, and more!

Cat Food Recipe:  Invertebrate Soup

© Formulated by Melody McKinnon exclusively for AllNaturalPetCare.com

3 cups unseasoned chicken stock
1 10 oz can baby clams, drained and rinsed
1/4 cup minced shrimp
1/4 cup minced crab or lobster
1/2 cup chopped prawns
1 sardine, packed in water, chopped
3 TBSP ground freeze-dried krill or 1 tsp Krill Oil
1 tsp powdered seaweed/algae

Combine ingredients in saucepan.  Simmer over very low heat to blend flavors.

Freezes very well.

Note: This recipe isn’t intended to be a source of complete, daily nutrition. It can be included as part of a nutritious diet for cats.

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Last Updated on January 6, 2026 by Digital Manager: Melody McKinnon

10 thoughts on “Cat Food Recipe: Invertebrate Soup

  1. This is our treat meal recipe because I can only afford to give it to my cats once/week but I just love the ingredients so it’s worth it. We’re on pensions or I’d give i to them more often.

  2. @Catfood Spoken like someone trying to sell pet food! My cats enjoy this recipe and many other homemade pet food recipes and she has never been more healthy. As long as we read up on cat nutrition and we are careful about contamination there is no reason why we can’t make our own pet food or give them raw meat.

  3. There is a chasm between cat owners who feed their pets raw or homemade cat food and veterinarians who warn that without quality control, the risks of bacterial contamination or nutritional deficiency are too high.

    1. I took a chance & added some nori seaweed to this recipe which surprisingly he ate up. 😀

  4. Thank you for providing another recipe for me to keep my cat babies healthy and with me forever and ever!

  5. Siamese cats have to avoid foods that contain too much carbohydrates and raw meats, because it would only cause their hair to fall.

  6. Now this is what I like! If I’m going to go to the trouble of making homemade cat food I want it to be the very best!

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