can anyone share links with me about how to transition a cat to raw without owning a grinder? Every website i found says I need one. Theres no way I can afford one right now, but I dont want my cats to continue eating dry food. So far I've ground up some meat in the food processor & gave it to them, but they havnt been very interested in it. I'm also a little nervous about completely taking their dry food away, because the first day I tried one cat wouldnt eat the new food & started to eat some paper instead. any tips?
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