Almost every dog gets excited and starts wagging its tail when it sees food. It doesn't matter to the dog whether this food is wet or dry, as long as it is his favorite food, it is enough. But when you want to choose the right dog food and you have all the options at your disposal, what criteria do you base your choice on?
The fact is that each dog food has many benefits for your pet's nutrition and health. But you must have a reason for choosing a particular food among the others for your dog. Read the rest of this article from the Pet Shop magazine to learn about the comparison between dry and wet dog food and what to consider when making your choice.
Comparison between dry and wet dog food
The main difference between wet and dry dog food is, as the name suggests, the amount of moisture and texture. Dry dog food contains 3-11% moisture and canned dog food contains 50-80% moisture.
Each dog food consists of ingredients that differ slightly from other foods.
In different types of wet or dry foods, different proteins are used and each has a different combination of carbohydrates.
The amount of calories in dry food is also more than the calories in wet food.
Dry dog food is packed in an envelope. But fresher food is packed in a can and often has a stronger smell.
Eating dry food is cleaner than wet food. Sometimes your dog gets dirty around his food dish by eating wet food.
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