Lots of water and shade. Although kibble has very little to no moisture in it, those that do feed kibble can easily solve that problem by adding some water to the kibble.
Lots of water and shade. Although kibble has very little to no moisture in it, those that do feed kibble can easily solve that problem by adding some water to the kibble.
Actually, this is a great fallacy kibble-feeders like to fool themselves into believing.Originally Posted by Dogman
The truth is adding "some water" to kibble does not solve any problem.
You merely add "not enough" water to a nutritionally-devalued brown pellet ... and, even with "some water" added, in the end the dog will still need to drink a ton more than a raw-fed dog ... and he will not be able to enjoy the same nutrition profile as he would have been able to enjoy, had those same ingredients simply been fed raw to begin with.
Jack
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