Is wet food better than dry for dogs or is that just a cat

It's all preference, unless your dog has bad teeth.

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>>2222112
>cats
>too dumb to drink water

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>>2222112
>dog owner calling another persons pets bad smelling

>>2222099
What kind of dog is that?

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>>2222207
She's from the pound so im not sure. Possibly a border collie mix?

>>2222215
She looks like the ideal dog I'm looking for. I have always loved the look of border collies. She's cute af.

Generally, feeding a dog all wet food is really cost prohibitive.

A decent canned food is Merrick. I generally see it for about 2.50 a can.

A 40 pound dog would need about 2.5 cans a day. At 2.50 a can, that is 2.5 X 2.5 X 31, which comes about to about 194 dollars a month.

Now for a comparison, let's look at Orijin, which is widely considered the "best of the best" for dog food. I'll assume something between active and less active. You'll need 150 grams a day for your dog. A 25 pound bag of Orijin is about 80 dollars. For a 40 pound dog, that is about 75 meals. So the same per month measure we were using, per month you would be spending about 33 dollars.

So a decent canned food is almost 6 times as one of the best dry foods you can buy.

>>2222195
Dogs only smell when their owners don't bathe them.

Cats smell 100% of the time, no matter how clean you attempt to keep them, and stink up your house too.

>>2222316
You must be doing somthing wrong, my cat never smells.

You best bet is dog food, that is drie. My dog prefers dry over wet, in it leads to a healthier in more stable digestive system.

>>2222177
not really i give my cat watre all the time from the sink he even jumps in the shower sometimes to get a drink

>>2222329
my friend's ex had a cat that did that

it died young of liver failure because that was the only time it drank water and it was chronically dehydrated because of that

>>2222322
>muh cat, it's speshul!

No, it's not. Your cat smells like ammonia

>>2222341
Cats don't smell like anything. And I don't even have cats, so I know I'm not just used to it. The only time I've smelled a cat is when I found a longhaired stray that had clearly been pissing/shitting on itself from lack of grooming while it was lost.

>>2222341
Different anon, but generally, if a cat smells bad, then it probably has dental problems. A cat should smell neutral. If anyone you know has a cat that actually smells bad, you should encourage them to take it to the vets for a dental cleaning.

>>2222358
Cats themselves don't smell like anything but it is impossible to get rid of the piss smell in your house, even if the litter is changed every day.

If I walk into a house and they have ever had a cat, I can always tell immediately. Even if the cat has been gone for months. Something is wrong with your sense of smell.

>>2222363
Cats smell like piss. It's not their teeth. And it's all cats, 100% of the time. They are just disgusting animals.

>>2222366
Its usually the ownerwhcreate thete then environment for the cat , think about that for a while. Humans are vile and disgusting.

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>>2222177
>>2222322
>>2222366
>>2222377

chek'd