FAQ

The healthiest food for a cat is a balanced commercial diet that meets AAFCO standards, tailored to their age, health, and dietary needs, with a mix of wet and dry food often being ideal.

There is no definitive evidence that cats live longer solely on wet food, but its higher moisture and lower calorie density can support better health in certain conditions.

The healthiest food for a cat is a complete and balanced diet formulated to meet its life stage and health needs, often a combination of wet and dry food tailored to the cat's individual condition.

Wet cat food can be more expensive, spoil quickly after opening, requires refrigeration, and lacks dental benefits compared to dry food.

Yes, cats can live on wet food only as long as it is commercially prepared to meet complete and balanced nutritional standards like AAFCO guidelines.

Yes, it is okay to feed cats wet food every day as long as it is nutritionally complete and balanced to meet their dietary needs.

Yes, many vets recommend wet food for cats, especially those with hydration needs or certain health conditions like kidney or urinary issues.

Wet cat food offers higher moisture and can benefit hydration, while dry food is more convenient and cost-effective; the best choice depends on your cat's health, preferences, and your lifestyle.

Cavapoos generally do not bark excessively, but like most dogs, they may bark to alert or when experiencing separation anxiety if left alone for long periods.

The Cavapoo is considered one of the calmest small dog breeds due to its affectionate temperament, adaptability, and friendly demeanor.