Do you prefer semi-moist, canned, or dry dog food? What does
your dog like best, and what is the healthiest for him or her?
Semi-moist dog food is perhaps the most convenient of all
three basic forms of canine nutrition. Each serving comes in a handy disposable
packet or pouch.
This dog food choice also tends to be the most expensive,
and it may contain more additives (such as preservatives) than canned or dry
varieties. Usually, semi-moist dog food is approximately 30 percent water.
Semi-moist dog food has been the subject of more than a few
pet food recalls (for possible contaminations or spoilages) in recent years as
well, especially with products offered by foreign manufacturers with varying
quality control standards. Perhaps for this reason, this type of dog food may
be difficult to find at local retailers or online.
Plenty of pet owners pack semi-moist dog food or treats for
quick trips, out-of-the-home visits, and traveling. Others choose these savory
morsels for use as treats and training rewards, instead of their dogs’ primary
diets.
Here are a few popular semi-moist dog foods, representing a
wide range of brands and prices.
- Dogswell Vitality for Dogs, Chicken Breast Minis, Flaxseed & Vitamins
- Moist & Meaty Soft Moist Dog Food, Rise and Shine Awaken Bacon and Egg Flavor
- Pedigree Little Champions Grilled Flavors Variety Pack Food for Dogs
- Pouch Dog Food Chicken and Liver in Gravy
- Purina Moist & Meaty Dog Food Packs
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