Barkkins Puppy Chicken & Egg

Yes, high‑quality wet food can be fed as a complete daily meal if it is nutritionally balanced for your dog’s life stage and size. Wet food is rich in moisture, which supports hydration, digestion, and can be especially helpful for dogs that don’t drink enough water or are fussy eaters.​

Wet food usually contains 75–85% moisture, while dry food has around 5–10%, so wet meals help keep dogs hydrated and support urinary and digestive health. It is also softer, more aromatic, and often more appetising, making it ideal for picky eaters, seniors with dental issues, or dogs who need gentle, easy‑to‑chew meals.​

Unopened packs should be kept in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight as per the storage instructions on the pack. Once opened, transfer any leftover food into a clean, airtight container and refrigerate it; most wet foods stay fresh in the fridge for about 2–3 days, after which leftovers should be discarded if they smell or look off.​

Yes, many pet parents safely mix wet food with kibble to add moisture, improve taste, and make the meal more exciting. When mixing, adjust the portions of both wet and dry food so that your dog’s total daily calories match the recommended feeding guide for their weight, age, and activity level.​