WET FOOD

Wet food: why it has its place in the diet

Nutrition is not only about composition. It is also about how dogs and cats accept their food.

More than just a change in taste

Wet food:

• contains more moisture

• has a stronger aroma

• is naturally more appealing

This influences not only appetite, but also overall food intake.

Hydration that matters

Fluid intake is especially important for cats.

Wet food:

• increases overall water intake

• supports hydration

• contributes to long-term comfort

For dogs, it can play a role, especially during higher activity or in warmer conditions.

Improved food intake

Wet food can help:

• with more selective eaters

• during periods of reduced appetite

• when nutritional demands are increased

Its stronger aroma and softer texture naturally support better food acceptance.

Texture as part of feeding

Different forms allow for individual preferences:

• pâté

• chunks in gravy

• jelly

For cats, texture can determine whether the food is accepted or not.

How to include wet food

Wet food can be used:

• as a complete meal

• as part of a mixed feeding routine

• as a topper for dry food

It helps increase:

• palatability

• fluid intake

• dietary variety

A natural complement to nutrition

Wet food is not a replacement. It is a complementary part of the diet that helps adapt nutrition to current needs.