Simple Feeding. Elevated Results.
Zero complicated measuring. Zero mystery binders. Zero guessing.
Keep Frozen
Store portions in your freezer at 0°F or below. Remove only the portion(s) you intend to serve and keep the rest frozen.
Serve Their Way
There is no need to thaw first. A portion can be offered frozen and allowed to soften naturally in the bowl as your cat engages with it.
Warm Water
For a softer texture, set the portion in the bowl and add warm water. Once it softens, serve it whole, broken apart, or mixed into your cat's regular food. Please don't use the microwave.
Refrigerator Thawing
If you prefer, thaw a portion in the refrigerator ahead of the meal. It is simply a slower way to prepare it — not a way to store it.
Portioning
Every package holds individually frozen 0.9 oz (25 g) portions, along with mini cat-head treats. In multi-cat households, serve each cat according to its own needs.
Fitting It Into the Day
Serve whenever it suits your cat: a topper at breakfast, a treat in the evening, or an occasional meal. At one portion a day, a 28-portion package lasts four weeks. Individual needs vary.
Using as a Topper
Place a portion of Raleigh Reserve atop your cat's current food to add moisture, flavor, and nutritional variety without a full diet change.
Using in Rotation
Alternate Raleigh Reserve with other foods throughout the week. Rotation provides dietary variety and aligns with instinctual feeding patterns.
Using as Enrichment
Serve Raleigh Reserve as a special meal to stimulate natural feeding behaviors. Present in a matte ceramic bowl for a refined dining experience.
Transitioning
Introduce gradually over 7-10 days. Start with a small amount mixed into current food, increasing the proportion slowly while monitoring your cat's response.
Serve What You Thaw
Once a portion is thawed, serve it rather than returning it to the refrigerator or freezer. Do not refreeze.
Clean Up
Wash hands, bowls, and utensils with hot, soapy water after serving.
Picky-Eater Tips
Start small, as a topper. A little warm water in the bowl helps release the aroma. Be patient — sensory-driven cats may need several introductions to a new texture.
A Standard Held by One Cat
Every serving guide, transition tip, and storage instruction is tested against Raleigh's response. The ritual you follow at home is the same one we follow in our kitchen.
Raleigh Reserve provides general feeding and nutritional information. Consult your veterinarian for guidance tailored to your cat.