When I see cat/dog food that has liquid inside, I still consider it as dry food because it is dry when you hold it or put it on a plate. 🤔 It becomes "wet" only when the animal eats it or a human (accidentally) crushes the food. 🤯😅 !WEIRD !INDEED !HOPE !PIZZA
I saw that we also have crispy little buns with filling, but that's not food, it's a treat🥐. !INDEED !WEIRD
Treats are food, but too expensive to be used as everyday food.🥓🐈 !LOLZ !INDEED
Let's !HOPE that those treats are at least as nutritious as typical dog food !INDEED! 🤗 !WEIRD !PIZZA !ALIVE
I don't think so, it's about the same as eating sweets every day, I think. !WEIRD !INDEED
Do you mean that even if most (if not all) of those dog treats have containers that say that they are nutritious, they are still not recommended for frequent eating (even if the fact that they are usually more expensive is tolerated) !INDEED? 🤯😅 !WEIRD !HOPE !PIZZA !ALIVE
I wanted to point out that "treats" are no substitute for a complete, balanced diet. You wouldn't want to feed your dog only cookies and candy, as you wouldn't get the vitamins and minerals you need to stay healthy. !LOLZ !INDEED !WEIRD
It's hard to imagine a dog or cat's normal diet compared to a human, because of the different physiology !INDEED. 🤯 !PIZZA !HOPE
Anyway, I see some dog treat packaging saying that they have "complete nutrition" or something similar. 😅 !WEIRD !ALIVE