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How to Choose the Right Dry Food for Your Cat

As always, consult your veterinarian before choosing a brand for your cat’s dry food. The best dry cat food for one cat isn’t always the best for another, so it’s important to have an expert opinion. Some brands specialize in breed, life stage, or even indoor dry cat food recipes, while others might specialize in grain free and limited ingredient varieties. To decide if a dry cat food diet is right for your cat, consult your veterinarian and check out some dry cat food reviews and ratings for information. Shop Petco’s selection of top-rated dry cat food brands including WholeHearted, Science Diet, Orijen, and Blue Buffalo.

Supplementing Your Cat’s Dry Food Diet

Some pet owners prefer to supplement a wet-food diet with a daily allowance of dry cat food for grazing in addition to a regular wet food or raw food. Dry cat food should also be served with plenty of water, as kibble lacks the moisture content of wet food. Some pet parents recommend using a cat water fountain in conjunction with kibble, so you can provide your favorite felines with a more enticing source of hydration..

FAQs About Dry Cat Food

Most cats do well being fed two times a day. Most cat food packaging offers a feeding guide on the back to learn what you should be giving your cat. Always consult with a veterinarian to discuss your cat's diet as each cat’s dietary needs will vary.

The best dry cat food for your feline will vary depending on age, dietary needs, and daily activity. Discuss your cat’s diet with a veterinarian to learn more about their needs.

Dry cat food can last for months if stored properly. When storing your cat’s kibble be sure to close it tight, place it in a plastic container, and store it in a cool, dry place. This will keep it as fresh as possible for long storage periods.

Dry cat food has it’s pros and cons just like wet cat food. Discuss the best food options for your feline with a veterinarian to ensure the best care for your companion.

Adding water to your cat’s kibble can make it easier to chew and allow your cat to stay hydrated. Always discuss changes in your cat’s diet with a veterinarian.

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