Trockenfutter für Katzen

High-quality dry food can provide good care for your cat - provided it is balanced and tailored to their needs. Since it contains significantly less moisture than wet food, fresh water should always be available. Dry food can also contribute to dental care. Many choose a combination of both types of food - this way, fluid intake and nutrient supply are optimally covered.

Dry food has - just like wet food - its very own advantages. It is practical to handle, has a high energy density, and is long-lasting. Many use it as a complete feed, while others combine it with wet food for more variety. The only important thing is: Your cat should always have enough fresh water available.

How much dry food a cat needs depends on factors such as weight, age, and activity level. A first guide is the feeding recommendation on our bags - this applies if only this food is being fed. If you also give snacks or combine with wet food, you should adjust the amount accordingly.

If your cat is accustomed to dry food, there's no immediate cause for concern - provided you're feeding a high-quality product with a high meat content and all essential nutrients. What's most important is that she drinks enough, as dry food contains significantly less moisture. You can also lightly soak the food to aid in fluid intake.

Dry food contains significantly less moisture than wet food. Since cats do not absorb liquid as usual, they generally drink more - this is completely normal.

It is important that fresh water is always available. Some cats also like it when the dry food is mixed with a bit of lukewarm water - this way, they take in additional fluid.

Store dry food in an airtight container to protect it from moisture, air, and pests. The original packaging can provide additional freshness if you place it in the container. Keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Make sure to use the food before the expiration date and keep the container clean to avoid mold and contamination.