The difference between cats eating dry food and wet food:

1. In terms of teeth grinding. Dry food helps cats grind their teeth, but wet food does not help cats grind their teeth.

2. In terms of preservation level. Dry food for cats is easier to maintain than wet food and is less likely to go bad.

3. In terms of digestion. Cats eating wet food are easier to digest than dry food and are more hydrated. Eating only dry food may lead to insufficient water intake in cats and induce diseases such as obesity and diabetes.

4. On the formation of tartar. Dry food is less likely to accumulate tartar between teeth, while wet food is more likely to remain and cause tartar.

5. In terms of edible range. Dry food is the staple food, and wet food can only be used as supplementary food.

6. The moisture content is different. Wet cat food (canned) is rich in water and contains about 70% water, while dry cat food only contains about 10% water, and the remaining 90% is composed of carbohydrates and fats.

7. The production process is different. Wet cat food is usually made from a combination of fresh or frozen meat and grains. The meat is mixed with water and fat vitamins in a can, which can destroy foodborne pathogens during the heating process to ensure a healthy diet. Dry food is made by mixing meat, vitamins, minerals and fats under high temperature and pressure, which allows cats to exercise their teeth and clean tartar while eating.