Home-cooked food, dry kibble, or canned food for pets - which is the best option?

Canned food is a good choice to diversify a pet's diet as it contains more vitamins and beneficial microelements.

Pros of canned food:

1. Even the pickiest pets readily eat moist food.

2. Canned food doesn't require any processing before serving. Just open the can.

3. Canned food is easily digestible and suitable even for elderly pets.

4. The high moisture content of canned food reduces the likelihood of urinary tract issues in pets.

5. A wide variety of options allows for easy diversification of a pet's diet.

Cons of canned food:

1. Short shelf life: canned food is good for 2-3 days after opening.

2. Regular consumption of canned food can lead to dental issues like tartar buildup.

3. Since the food doesn't require chewing, the feeling of satiety occurs much later.

4. Pets may become accustomed to canned food and refuse to eat dry kibble in the future.

When choosing canned food, consider the age, breed, health, physiological characteristics, and of course, the preferences of the pet!

Our choice - Natural Trainer canned food:

• Natural Trainer canned food for small breed dogs, veal flavor

• Natural Trainer canned food for small breed dogs, lamb

• Natural Trainer canned food for small breed puppies

• Natural Trainer canned food for senior small breed dogs, chicken and rice