The Big Debate: Canned or Dry?

A Big Hello to you and your pets this still dark
Friday morning.

The Dry vs Canned Debate.

Do you feed your dog or cat canned food?

Should you?

Yes

Especially for your cats, but ALSO for dogs.

WHY?

Here are the TOP 3 reasons why canned is often
a BETTER food than dry.

1. Moisture Content- The first ingredient is
water, and it more closely resembles what our
pets would eat in the wild.

Cats and some dogs are notorious for NOT drinking
enough fluid, living in a state of chronic dehydration.

This has health implications, especially with diseases
such as Urinary Tract Crystals.

2. Animal Protein- in most cases this is the
NEXT ingredient next to water- above any carbohydrate.
You can't really make a canned food with high levels
of carbohydrates.

Is this better?  In my opinion YES.

A lower likelihood of diseases such as Diabetes.

Less chance of obesity, and diseases linked to it
such as Pancreatitis.

3. Digestion- It's easier to breakdown in the
stomach and intestinal tract. Canned food is
already partly broken down.

This can mean less vomiting/ intestinal gas,
and potentially less incidence of diseases
such as Bloat.

Think of the work it takes to digest these
puffy, dry, fat sprayed on kibbles- vs moist,
protein rich, canned food.

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P.S. The convenience thing..

Yes it's hard to make the switch, for dry kibble
is SOO much more convenient.

No smelly open cans of food

No tins to clean out and recycle.

BUT it really is MUCH healthier- especially for
your cat.

And IF your cat gets a disease such as Diabetes,
you'll sure be 'inconvenienced' with twice daily
insulin injections..never mind how your cat feels.

So keep your pets health in mind and make the
switch.

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