Despite cats usually only consuming little water naturally, their bowl should be refilled at least twice a day.

Unlike with dogs, you should never mix dry food with wet food with cats.

Wet food should be split between morning and evening meals. Small amounts of kibble must always be present in the bowl as cats tend to eat small, frequent meals, also at night.

For a complete diet, it is important to differentiate the sources of animal protein: therefore alternate red meat with white meat and fish.

Switching from one food to a new one, for instance, from kibble with dehydrated meat or fish to kibble with 100% fresh meat or fish, calls for a slow and gradual transition.

To allow intestinal flora the time to adjust, gradually incorporate an increasing amount of the new food into your pet's current diet, over 7 days, until you complete the transition to 100%.

Kibble is a complete food. Chewing contributes to healthy gums and teeth limiting tartar build-up. HFC-quality kibble further provides up to 98.73% high-quality, highly digestible protein (Journal of Veterinary Science & Research). Wet food has an essential moisturising function since cats do not usually drink much water. Besides its high-moisture content, HFC wet food also provides large amounts of high-quality, highly digestible protein.