Wet or dry is one of the most common dog food questions, and the honest answer isn’t one or the other. It depends on your dog, and on a few things worth knowing before you shop.
In our new video, companion animal nutritionist Dr. Mary Cope, PhD, talks with executive editor Kate O’Connor about:
- Where dry food wins: cost, convenience, storage, and calorie control
- Where wet food wins: moisture, palatability, and dogs with dental issues
- When she’d steer you toward one over the other
- The real nutritional differences in moisture, carbs, and meat
- A simple trick for getting a picky dog to eat
- What to check on the label before you buy either one
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