Both wet and dry dog foods have their own advantages. Wet food generally contains higher moisture content, which can help keep your dog hydrated. It can also be a good option for senior dogs with dental issues or those who are picky eaters. On the other hand, dry food promotes dental health and is more convenient for feeding and storage.

Most adult dogs can be fed wet food once or twice a day. Puppies and highly active dogs may require more frequent feedings. It's crucial to establish a regular feeding schedule and monitor your dog's body condition to ensure they maintain a healthy weight.

Yes, many wet dog foods are formulated to provide complete and balanced nutrition. In Australia, we are spoilt for choice of quality foods. Make sure the brand you choose is of high quality and will suit the needs of your animal.

Yes, wet food can spoil if left out for extended periods. Bacteria can grow rapidly in moist environments, leading to foodborne illnesses. It's advisable to discard any uneaten wet food after 20-30 minutes of serving it to your dog. If your dog doesn't finish their meal, refrigerate the leftovers promptly and use them within a day or two.

Wet food's higher moisture content means it can spoil faster. Additionally, some dogs may develop dental issues if they solely consume wet food, since it doesn't provide the same teeth-cleaning benefits as dry food.