Best cat food- wet vs dry food

Not all people feed their cat wet food only, there are some people feed their cat dry food.
Everyone has their own viewpoint on the type of food. Many people choose the middle ground to offer them both.

With understanding cat physiology, let's talk about the best.

First step, to understand what your cat needs, you should understand a little about their physiology. Many people think that dogs and cats eat the same food, but that's not true. In fact, dogs are omnivores, which can digest both vegetable and animal protein, but cats are obligate carnivores, which depend on its food on muscle based meat to be healthy.
Carnivores also have a short digestive system and can't digest well, tough cellulose that's found in plants.

Now, let's know some information of dry and wet food.

Dry food
Many cat owners give cats dry food besides to wet food to allow cats to eat a few bites.
Dry food often working by using the fillers to complete ingredients and these are often carbohydrate. The cats can't digest carbohydrates well because they don't eat it in the wild.
The amount of filler affect overall nutrition negatively if cats eat too much without the balance from wet food.

Importance of water for cats

In wild cats get 70% of their water from wet food. Dry food provides cats with only 10%,so if they eat too many kibble without water after it,it may lead to some condition as dehydration chronic renal failures and urinary crystals, so we should provide clean fresh water after a cat finishes the dry food.

Wet food
Now, it seems that wet food is the best. However, not in all cases. Wet food must, at high quality like chickens or turkey be eaten any type of fish, which have a sufficient amount of protein.

Conclusion
There is evidence say that cats feed on wet food only is more prone to diabetes than those feed on wet food due to bad digestion of the carbohydrates they eat.
Now, the best cat's diet is wet food with dry food to supplement it and balance between them.