Wet vs dry food - which is better for my cat?

Wet vs dry food - which is better for my cat?

This is one of the most frequently asked questions by feline parents. Which food is better for my cat's nutrition? Wet or dry?

Here's the good news: if your cat is in good health and you are following a 100% complete and balanced diet that is appropriate for this stage of its development, both answers will be good. Whether you are feeding your cat wet or dry food, you are providing your cat with all the essential nutrients it needs to stay healthy. It is important that the food you choose is complete and given in appropriate amounts.

The answer to this question really comes down to your cat's individual preferences. We admire and respect our pets for their independence and independence. So let's look at nutrition as another opportunity to discover the preferences and uniqueness of our pets.

Does your cat prefer the crunchiness of dry food?? Whether the consistency of the individual components of the wet food is varied? Keep in mind that dry food also helps maintain oral hygiene, while wet food helps to maintain an adequate level of fluid in the body. So, both have benefits for keeping your cat healthy. Just remember that dry and wet food has different nutritional densities, which translates into the amount that is served. This means that for the average cat a full glass of wet food is a full glass, while only a cup of dry food is enough. When serving mixed food, proportionally increase or decrease their amounts.

If you want to vary your cat's mealtimes, whether you are using wet, dry, or both, consider using toys that can hide treats. Remember that cat-sweets should not constitute more than 10% of the daily portion. This usually means a large spoonful of snacks. By giving them regularly, you will take care of mental activity and encourage your pets to have fun. If, on the other hand, you decide to make any changes to your cat's diet, remember to control his weight and reduce or increase the portions of meals accordingly.

Remember, cats can have many dietary preferences and need variety. If this phrase describes your favorite, try new flavors and different textures for a change. Observing your cat's preferences for wet and dry food and providing them with new experiences during meals is a great way to build an even stronger relationship with your four-legged friend.