Cat Fruit Cake Recipe

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Is today a special date? How about celebrating with a fruit cake made by you for your cat? They, like us, appreciate a delicious recipe, even more when prepared with love and care.

Let's learn a fruitcake recipe so that your four-legged child can vary the menu and also celebrate a special day with you.

We know that cats are strict carnivores, but that doesn't mean they can't occasionally consume other kinds of food, such as fruits. The important thing to remember is that these foods should be offered in moderation and never replace your main diet.

  

 

Fruit cake for cats

Ingredients:

1 beaten egg

1 cup of natural yoghurt (without sugar and flavoring)

½ cup of whole oatmeal

½ cup of whole wheat flour

1 tablespoon of honey

1 teaspoon of yeast

Method of preparation

Preheat oven to 180º for 10 minutes

In a bowl, add the egg and then the dry ingredients. Mix until you get a homogeneous mass

Add yogurt and honey and whole fruits

Add the yeast, slowly incorporating it into the dough

Use cupcake molds or another one of your choice

Grease the pan with a little oil or use parchment paper

Place the dough and bake for 25 minutes or until the toothpick comes out clean*

Once ready, let it cool a little and serve in your cat's favorite bowl

*Toothpick test: take a wooden appetizer and insert it into the center of the muffin to see if it is evenly baked. When the toothpick comes out clean, the stitch is correct.

 

What do we think of the recipe

It is an elaborate recipe, but with few steps. It also yields a lot and will ensure your kitten has a very special day.

 

Attention: If your cat does not usually consume homemade snacks, offer them little by little to avoid vomiting or diarrhea.


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