Wet food for your dog - tasty treats
Dogs love wet food and usually go wild about it. But is wet food really better for your dog and what exactly distinguishes it from dry food? Wet food for dogs is primarily characterised by its high proportion of animal protein. This dog food therefore comes very close to the original food of the dogs' ancestors. Wet dog food has a moisture content of up to 83 percent, whereas dry food only has about 10 percent. If your four-legged friend is to receive sufficient nutrients, they will therefore require a larger quantity of wet food than with the more concentrated dry food. Dogs with a large appetite will therefore be satisfied faster with a wet food meal. Dry food first needs to swell in the stomach before it fills it. Wet food can also be beneficial for dogs that suffer from tooth and gum problems and struggle to chew.
The price of wet food for your dog is higher than that of dry food, but in the context of mixed feeding or mixed with food flakes, feeding with high-quality meat products is also quite affordable.