Quick answer

The Chicken Bulk Pack Cat from Raw & Fresh is a smart choice if you have multiple cats, enjoy meal prepping, or want to save on per-pound cost—but it requires freezer space and portioning effort.

Why choose a bulk pack over individual portions?

Bulk packs let you control portion sizes and mix recipes, which is ideal if your cat has specific preferences or you’re transitioning to raw. They also reduce packaging waste and often lower the cost per serving compared to pre-portioned options.

What to consider before buying

Bulk packs must be split into portions and frozen upon delivery. If your freezer is already packed or you travel frequently, the extra prep work might feel like a chore. Also, raw meat requires careful thawing and handling to avoid spoilage.

Decision rules for the Chicken Bulk Pack Cat

  • Do you have freezer space?: You’ll need room to store the bulk pack and then freeze individual portions. If your freezer is small or shared, consider a pre-portioned option instead.
  • Are you feeding multiple cats?: The bulk pack is cost-effective for multi-cat households. One pack can last several days depending on portion sizes, saving you frequent reordering. For a single cat, a bulk pack may take weeks to finish—plan portions carefully to avoid waste.
  • Do you want to control ingredients?: Because you portion it yourself, you can adjust serving sizes and even mix with other recipes. This is great for cats with picky appetites or dietary sensitivities.

Product facts

  • Chicken Bulk Pack Cat: This bulk pack uses 10% human-grade beef offal (liver, kidneys, lamb heart) for a nutrient boost of calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium. That offal blend adds natural vitamins and minerals, reducing the need for synthetic supplements in a homemade-style raw diet.

    Chicken Bulk Pack Cat

    Chicken Bulk Pack Cat

Who should buy this?

Best for

  • Multi-cat homes that want to save on per-pound cost
  • DIY raw feeders who prefer to portion and mix their own meals
  • Cat owners with ample freezer space and a weekly meal prep routine

Not ideal for

  • Single-cat households with limited freezer space
  • Owners who want grab-and-go, pre-portioned servings
  • Anyone uncomfortable handling and storing raw meat