Wet dog food vs. dry dog food often comes down to hydration and palatability. Wet food's high moisture content, typically 60-70% more than kibble, supports digestion and steady energy. Its rich texture and aroma make it especially appealing to picky eaters or dogs needing extra encouragement at mealtime.

Healthy wet dog food for dogs starts with animal protein as the first ingredient, not byproducts. Look for high protein wet food for dogs with low-glycemic ingredients for steady energy, and no fillers like corn, wheat, or soy standing in the way of real nutrition.

Yes — the advantages of wet dog food include stronger aroma and texture, which often win over picky eaters who turn their nose up at dry kibble. Look for wet food for picky dogs made with real animal protein first, so taste appeal doesn't come at the cost of quality.

Switching your dog to wet food works best gradually: introduce it alongside their current kibble over 7–12 days, gradually increasing the portion. This gives their digestive system time to adjust while introducing the added hydration and palatability of wet food. 

According to wet dog food feeding guides, most adult dogs do well with wet food split into two meals a day, with or in place of kibble. Portions depend on your dog's size and activity level, so check packaging guidance to support healthy feeding habits.