I don't know for sure... We don't have that choice. Dry food is food without moisture, wet food is the kind that comes in jars or bags (pieces in sauce or pates). !WEIRD !INDEED
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I think you mean that cat food with some sort of thick liquid inside (which is also nutritious and delicious for cats) still (practically) counts as dry food where you live (probably because of how the food appears from outside, which is dry) !INDEED. 🤯🐱 !WEIRD !HOPE !PIZZA !ALIVE
No, our dry food is the one without liquid inside🥨🧇, and wet food is the one in jars or small bags🍗🥓. !INDEED !WEIRD
Does that mean that there is no such thing as cat/dog food with some liquid inside where you live? 🤯🤓 !WEIRD !INDEED !HOPE !PIZZA
Yes, that's right💯. We only have dry or wet food, no combination. !INDEED !WEIRD
When I see cat/dog food that has liquid inside, I still consider it as dry food because it is dry when you hold it or put it on a plate. 🤔 It becomes "wet" only when the animal eats it or a human (accidentally) crushes the food. 🤯😅 !WEIRD !INDEED !HOPE !PIZZA
I saw that we also have crispy little buns with filling, but that's not food, it's a treat🥐. !INDEED !WEIRD
Treats are food, but too expensive to be used as everyday food.🥓🐈 !LOLZ !INDEED