Cook the chicken thoroughly without adding salt, onion, garlic, oil, or seasonings.

Allow the chicken to cool slightly, then remove any bones, skin, and excess fat.

Finely chop or shred the chicken into small pieces.

Cook the egg yolks completely and allow them to cool.

Chop the cooked egg yolks into small pieces.

Add the chicken, egg yolks, and pumpkin puree to a mixing bowl.

Gradually add the warm water and gently stir until the mixture is moist and evenly combined.

Allow the food to cool completely before serving.

This recipe contains animal protein and other simple ingredients, but a homemade recipe is not automatically complete and balanced simply because it uses healthy foods.

Cats have specific nutritional requirements, including taurine, arachidonic acid, vitamin A, calcium, and other essential nutrients. For long term homemade feeding, the diet should be formulated to meet your cat's individual nutritional needs and reviewed by a veterinarian or veterinary nutritionist.

Do not add onion, garlic, salt, seasoning blends, or cooked bones.

If your cat has a medical condition or is on a prescription diet, speak with your veterinarian before introducing homemade food.