Cat Wet Food is getting better with major market players offering high-protein varieties in canned formats

 

Cat Wet Food

Cat food is just a combination of canned cat food and dry food, with some added water. Cat owners who are new to this situation will notice that when they switch from dry food to canned cat food that their cat will sometimes have some issues digesting the new type of diet. Cat wet food is good for cats since it contains moisture, making it much easier for them to digest and absorb nutrients. Cart wet food offers numerous benefits including better overall hydration, promoting lean body mass, and a wide array of varieties.

The main difference between the wet foods vs. dry food debate is whether or not canned food benefits the cat more than kibble. There are many health benefits to both kibble and canned food, however. Many vets make the claim that canned food has a higher fat content, but there are some who disagree. Basically, it comes down to personal preference. As for the argument that kibble is better for the cat, some say that it's true since dry food tends to be bland, whereas canned food tends to be richer in taste and can give your cat that full feeling they get when they're eating kibble.

Cat wet foods do need to be stored carefully to maintain their freshness. The box should be covered and the food should be in its original container. Store it in a cool, dry place, such as a cupboard. A cat will not normally venture far from a warm, damp area. To extend the shelf life of wet cat food, store it in a cooler. Refrigerator space is often insufficient to maintain food fresh. Recently, in March 2020, Cat Person, a cat food startup, launched its lineup of cat care products with high protein wet food, dry foods, and treats. 


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