Kibble vs tinned food
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Kibble vs tinned food
by Nifty staffy Wed Dec 08 2021, 16:46
Behind raw/barf being the food the most recommended, just wondering how kibble rates vs tinned food (for equivalent premium brand) 
Tinned is more expensive but is it necessarily better ?
Tinned is more expensive but is it necessarily better ?
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Re: Kibble vs tinned food
by Jenc Wed Dec 08 2021, 20:41
Katy has never had tinned! A program I saw a while ago said it looses nutriments due to the temperature they tin at But then they also said some kibble is overcooked as well!
But then they also said some kibble is overcooked as well! 
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Re: Kibble vs tinned food
by gillybrent Fri Dec 10 2021, 10:40
Tinned is fine (the better ones anyway) but is about 75% water, so you have to feed more. A lot of people I know add a little tinned food to kibble to make it more appetising! 
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