The tastiest wet food for your dog

Wet food contains pre-cooked ingredients and a high moisture content - this ensures good hydration. The intense taste and smell lead many dogs to highly accept the food. Due to its comparatively low energy content, it is particularly suitable for dogs prone to overweight. The soft consistency is also ideal for older dogs or four-legged friends with dental problems. And the best part: wet food is super digestible - especially for sensitive dog stomachs.

Adult dogs are best fed twice a day - this corresponds to their natural eating behavior. Puppies have a higher energy requirement and are therefore usually fed three to four times a day. It is always important to consider the individual situation of your dog: age, activity level, health status, and eating habits.

Into the fridge it goes! Our wet food is made from high-quality ingredients – that's why you should treat it like fresh food. For the ultimate freshness experience, we definitely recommend a lid (e.g., ours Freshness Lid). Because food with a high meat content - especially wet food - can change in color and smell when exposed to air. With the lid, you prevent this and keep the opened can fresh until the next meal.

Wet food naturally contains a lot of moisture - significantly more than dry food. Therefore, your dog absorbs liquid while eating and often feels less thirsty in everyday life. This is completely normal and usually no cause for concern, as long as he is healthy and eats enough.

Of course! Our Hypo Care Although these varieties have been specifically developed for sensitive dogs, they also taste great to all other four-legged friends. Thanks to high-quality ingredients, balanced recipes, and the absence of colorings, flavorings, and preservatives, they are also ideal for picky or nutrition-conscious Doggos.

Both have their advantages! Dry food is practical, substantial, and easy to portion. Wet food scores with high moisture content and a more intense flavor. What suits your dog better depends on their preferences and needs. In our Article in the Magazine you can find more information about the differences.

Yes, you can mix wet food with dry food. There are two methods of mixed feeding: One is separate feeding, where your dog gets, for example, wet food in the morning and dry food in the evening. The other is the direct mixing of the types of food, where the wet food is mixed into the dry food. Every dog tolerates these methods differently, so you should gradually get your dog used to it.