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Our cats evolved from desert animals whose protein-rich diets were made up of all the rodents and birds they could catch. Today, of course, most of our cats live in houses and are not (we hope) catching their own food. So how do we know what’s best to feed them? In this article, we explore protein-rich options for the best wet cat food Is Wet Food Better for Cats? I’d always heard that wet food was better for cats than dry food, but Dr. Kornreich says that’s not always the case. There are reasons to feed both kinds of food, and it’s the quality of the food that’s important. Here are some of the pros and cons of a wet- food diet. Advantages: Plenty of healthy moisture. Wet food provides hydration, which cats need. If your cat is not an enthusiastic water drinker, a diet of wet food can ensure that they get fluids. Variety. While some cats insist on one flavor of food, others get bored easily. A variety of food encourages them to eat. Many wet foods come in small cans or packages and

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