I ran across this website the other day http://www.petdiets.com.
I just realized this site isn't working right now.
I just realized this site isn't working right now.
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- Thread starter ilovemy2cats
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Well I went to the link and the site is up.
I went to the thing that caught my eye first and that was the Myths section. In this section there's one on dental health iun regards to wet/dry food. Now, I know I've been told that dry is better on the teeth and that it's ok so long as their water intake is good. And I've seen people on TCS talk about any number of different diets. I do have the oppritunity to monitor feedings. So would it be worthwhile to to possibly do a dry food morning and a wet food evening type of plan? I figure most people will say that I whatever should do what best fits my cats but I can't be completely sure that their water intake is sufficient to make up for the dry food. For whatever reason they feel the need to knock the water dish over.
Any input would be nice.
I went to the thing that caught my eye first and that was the Myths section. In this section there's one on dental health iun regards to wet/dry food. Now, I know I've been told that dry is better on the teeth and that it's ok so long as their water intake is good. And I've seen people on TCS talk about any number of different diets. I do have the oppritunity to monitor feedings. So would it be worthwhile to to possibly do a dry food morning and a wet food evening type of plan? I figure most people will say that I whatever should do what best fits my cats but I can't be completely sure that their water intake is sufficient to make up for the dry food. For whatever reason they feel the need to knock the water dish over.
