Your cat eats better than 99% of cats.
Starting this weekend.

The Lils Feeding System, built on the FEDIAF standard. We did the science. You cook.

Find my cat's recipe
Formulated to FEDIAF
Pishi the black cat
Pishi-approved · Chief Taste Tester
Whole food ingredients
Complete nutrient data
Picky Eater Promise
Formulated to FEDIAF
Pishi the black cat
Pishi-approved · Chief Taste Tester
Whole food ingredients
Complete nutrient data
Picky Eater Promise
Formulated to FEDIAF
Pishi the black cat
Pishi-approved · Chief Taste Tester
Whole food ingredients
Complete nutrient data
Picky Eater Promise
Formulated to FEDIAF
Pishi the black cat
Pishi-approved · Chief Taste Tester
Whole food ingredients
Complete nutrient data
Picky Eater Promise

You don't eat canned food every day. Why should your cat?

The cost of cheap food isn't in the bag. It shows up in the vet bills.

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Homemade cat food in a bowl

Why homemade?

Genuinely healthier bowl

Built-in hydration

Superior palatability

Tailored to every cat

Firmer, odorless stool

Cheaper than you think

Find my cat's recipe

What's included

Not just a recipe. Everything you need to use it.

Precise ingredient measurements

Balanced to the FEDIAF standard

Whole foods, plus the exact supplement blend food alone can't cover. The part DIY recipes get wrong.

Every gram measured

Every gram measured

Every nutrient checked against FEDIAF minimums and upper limits. Not just a macro breakdown, a full pass/fail audit.

Sourcing mapped

Pre-vetted supplement links across 4 retailers: Manufacturer, iHerb, Amazon, Chewy. So you never guess what to buy.

Food-safe cooking method

Food-safe method

Step-by-step instructions with photos.

Scale any batch

2x5xCustom

Ingredients auto-scale. Cook a month in one go.

Homemade cat food textures

Your cat's texture

Chunks, minced, shredded, or pâté.

Batch & store

Cook once, freeze, feed for weeks.

How it works

Buy once. Cook once. Feed for weeks.

1

Choose your cat’s recipe

Choose by protein and life stage.

2

Shop the list once

Tools, supplements & fresh meat.

3

Cook a batch this weekend

Set aside a free afternoon this weekend. Follow the steps, portion, freeze. Done for weeks.

~15 min shopping~3 hours cooking3 weeks of meals
Find your cat's recipe

A note on cost: the first batch means a one-time shelf of supplements, around $100–150, that lasts more than 50 batches (1x). After that, you're just buying fresh meat.

Customer stories

What happened after the first bowl.

Sarah K.

Mochi tried every premium brand and every texture for two years. First time I set down The Lils recipe, she ate the whole bowl before I left the kitchen.

Sarah K.

★★★★★

Marcus T.

Three weeks in, his coat looked noticeably better and he stopped overgrooming. Our vet asked what we changed. Two months later I'm still cooking and I'll never go back.

Marcus T.

★★★★★

Priya N.

I thought homemade would be complicated. First batch took 40 minutes. I portioned it, froze it, and didn't think about cat food again for two weeks.

Priya N.

★★★★★

The honest comparison

What's missing from that recipe you bookmarked?

Anyone can publish a recipe. Almost no one shows you whether it meets your cat's actual needs.

The Lils
A random online recipe
Formulated to FEDIAF 2025
Full nutritional analysis published, nutrient by nutrient
Exact gram measurements, scalable to any batch
Measured supplement doses, each one explained
Built for a specific life stage
Cooking method that protects heat-sensitive nutrients
Pre-vetted supplement sourcing links
Supplement-safe storage and reheating guidance

Is this right for you?

Read this before you buy

This is for you if...

  • You've bought the premium stuff, read the ingredient panel, and still had a nagging feeling it wasn't enough.
  • Your cat has dealt with something you suspect is food-related: urinary issues, allergies, a coat that lost its shine, or a weight problem you can't explain.
  • You don't mind cooking. You just want to know it's genuinely complete, not just probably fine.
  • You're not looking for the cheapest way to feed your cat. You've already tried that.

Probably not, if...

  • Your first question is how much it costs per meal.
  • You need something grab-and-pour. No prep, no planning.
  • You want to skip the supplements. There is no version of this that works without them.
  • You want fresh meals cooked and shipped to your door. That's not what we do.

130,000+ followers across social platforms

What the community is saying

Pishi the black cat in a red tie

Why we exist

Pishi has standards. So we built The Lils.

Shahab (Daddy) spent months running every formula against the FEDIAF standard until it passed every nutrient target. Sadie (Mommy) turned that obsession into something 130,000 cat parents could actually use. What started as one cat's dinner became The Lils. Pishi approved. He approves of very little.

Meet the family (and the Chief Taste Tester)

The difference

A vet gives you the recipe. We give you the system.

Vet nutritionist consultation

$200 to $400

A formulated recipe and supplement list.

The rest is up to you.

The Lils Feeding System

only $11.99

FEDIAF-formulated recipe + supplement list
+Everything it takes to use it · FREE
Every nutrient verified. No wondering if it's balanced.
Exact supplements linked. No wrong brands.
Step-by-step + video. Cook it right first time.
Scale to any batch. A week or a full month.
Chunks, minced, shredded, or pâté. Your cat decides.
Cook once, freeze for weeks.
See the system →Picky Eater Promise

FAQ

The questions every cat parent asks

We built this in two parts, because cat parents have two different kinds of doubt.

Not sure homemade fits your cat's lifestyle yet? Start with one of our starter meals: balanced on purpose with fewer supplements, so your first try costs less. They're designed for cat parents who want to test homemade before committing to the full system. If your cat takes to it, you'll have all the confidence you need to move on to the full recipes.

Already have a full recipe and your cat won't eat it? Tell us. We'll adjust it: texture, protein source, preparation style. That is our promise: we work on the recipe with you. It is not a refund.

Every recipe is formulated to follow the FEDIAF nutrient profile and checked against AAFCO and NRC too, with measured supplements: taurine, vitamins and minerals included. You get the full nutrient analysis on every recipe page, each value shown against its target.
Not at all. The recipe comes with step-by-step instructions and photos. If you can weigh food and simmer a pot, you can do this. A first batch takes about 2 hours, much of it waiting.
The recipe is $11.99. The first time, you'll also buy a supplement stack (around $100 to $150) that lasts more than 50 batches (1x). After that, you're just buying fresh meat. Most cat parents find it costs the same as or less than premium wet food.
Yes. Whole food alone does not meet all of a cat's nutritional needs. Taurine, certain vitamins, and minerals must be added in measured amounts, and skipping them causes real harm over time. Every recipe lists each supplement with its amount.
Yes, gradually. Over 10 days, go from a quarter homemade to all homemade in four steps. Cats with sensitive stomachs can take 21 days, and that's fine. Our switching guide walks you through it.
Usually yes. Fresh meat has aromas dry and canned food can't match. A picky eater may need a slower switch and a few tricks, which our switching guide covers. And if your cat still won't eat it, the Picky Eater Promise means we adjust the recipe with you. See the first question above.

Your cat's best years start in your kitchen.

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