Whole prey refers to the practice of feeding animals a complete, unprocessed diet that includes the entire animal, such as mice, rabbits, or fish. This approach aims to provide a balanced nutritional profile, as it includes meat, bones, organs, and other tissues that are naturally found in the prey. This feeding method is often used for carnivorous pets like cats and dogs, as it mimics their natural diet in the wild. Whole prey diets can help support healthy digestion, dental health, and overall well-being by providing essential nutrients that may be lacking in processed foods.