Switching to BLEP?
Take it slow — sudden changes can upset your cat’s tummy, especially if they’ve been eating kibble. A gentle transition ensures a happy belly and a healthy shift to real food.
Gradually mix BLEP with your cat’s current food over 9 days. Slowly increase BLEP while reducing the old food in each phase.
💩 Proof is in the Poop!
Keep an eye on your kitty’s poop during the transition:
- If it’s loose, pause at the current stage for 2–3 days.
- Once it firms up, continue the plan.
Healthy poop = a happy gut. And that’s when you know BLEP’s doing its job.
Research suggests that fresh, lightly-cooked diets made with high‑quality, human‑grade ingredients may support better long-term health in cats, potentially adding up to 2.5–3 years of lifespan compared to standard commercial diets.
This Is What a Good Transition Looks Like
How to Store & Serve BLEP?
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Serve BLEP food directly or microwave in a separate bowl for 60 seconds. -
If you have any leftovers, put them in the refrigerator and serve within 48 hours.
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You can store sealed BLEP food packs in a cool and dry place up to 12 months from the date of manufacturing without any need for refrigeration.
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Do not use if the pack is puffed or leaking — contact us at 7827350545 for a replacement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The amount of food you should feed your cat depends on a number of factors — weight, age, activity level, neutering status, and others. We have created the BLEP Quiz so you can calculate this in under a minute!
Cats can be quite picky about new food. When introducing them to it, add the new food slowly over a period of about 9-11 days. Initially, add a little bit to their regular meal and keep increasing the amount over the next few days, eventually switching to the new food completely. This will also help in settling their stomachs.
Yes, of course. You can easily mix BLEP food with your home-cooked cat food to give it a boost of protein and flavour. BLEP has zero sugar or preservatives, so it’s a healthy addition to home food. You can also add BLEP’s broths to home-cooked food for some extra hydration and collagen.
You can easily make a nutritious and affordable meal for your cat by mixing BLEP food with some rice, veggies, or eggs. This way, your BLEP food will last longer and your cat will also get the necessary nutrients.
Yes, you can easily carry BLEP packets while travelling. BLEP’s sealed packets do not need refrigeration and have a shelf life of 12 months from the date of manufacturing. However, once you open a pack, you should serve it within 48 hours.
