Wet dog food has significantly more moisture than dry food, so along with each portion, your dog receives a part of their daily fluid intake. The stronger smell and taste are helpful when the dog is picky, older, or recovering from an illness. Canned food can be given as a complete diet or mixed with dry food; the full range of food can be found in the dog foodcategory.
Which wet food to choose?
- Canned food for dogs— a complete daily food with a high meat content; can be the main part of the diet or a supplement to dry food.
- Single-protein canned food— one meat source in the recipe, often chosen as a hypoallergenic option for allergic and sensitive dogs; Monsterhas the widest selection.
- Pâtés for dogs— homogeneous texture without chunks: convenient for older dogs or those with difficulty chewing, and easy to spread on a licking mat.
- Stewed and cooked fresh food— visible pieces of meat, fish, and vegetables, gently cooked complete meals for daily nutrition.
- Sausages for dogs— easy to cut into bite-sized pieces, suitable as both food and a reward.
- Toppers and food enhancers— a small amount is poured over dry food to encourage the dog to eat more willingly. A liquid option can be found among broths and enhancers.
Wet food by need
- Wet food for puppies— more protein and energy for growth, soft texture for milk teeth.
- Wet food for sensitive dogs— with white fish or a single type of meat, easier to digest recipes.
- Wet food for sterilized dogs— fewer calories to help maintain weight.
