Cat owners, dry or moist food?

dry definately!!

I give my cats dry food most of the time, and then twice a week I give them 1 Tablespoon of moist mixed with petroleum jelly to keep the hairballs away. (I never thought vaseline was edible, but my vet recommended I do it this way.)

I have 2 cats and I feed them Dry cat food.

I always use drt cat food its better for there teeth because it keeps them clean.

We put dry food down for all day use for the cats and the dog. We gave up on trying to put down different foods. The dog ate the cats and the cats ate both dog and cat food. However for dinner we put down a bowl of dry mixed with wet dog food and they all share it together. The dog is very patient and will let the cats eat first or sometimes she'll push in to take some and then wait a few minutes then push in again. We always tell her that it's your food Lassie, go ahead and push them out of the way. She gives us a look like we're nuts and just waits. Go figure.

I give all that to my cat.. I have always had cats, and i love them.. My finace and I finally got a cat, we adopted her (she was abandoned). I felt so sorry for her, within the first week of being here she put on 2kg:P she got super fat.. Her food bowl has two little compartments and she has one with water, one with dry biscuits, then i have 2 other dishes.. one which i fill with milk and the other wet food.. so she is never hungry.. Needless to say, she is a rather fat kitty now:P

my cat eats a lot of fish some from tins some i catch

My cats have always eaten dry Science Diet. They seem to like it. I very seldom give them any people food, and if I do it's a piece of meat, like leftover turkey. They have all been very healthy, and although they're getting older, their coats are all very shiny.

Your cat looks a lot like mine, except mine has more tan on his paws and chest. How old is yours? Male or female?

My cat gets a bowl of dry food (Hills Science Diet for Seniors) to eat throughout the day, and 1/2 of a 3 ounce can of canned food (warmed in the microwave for 7 seconds) every night for "dinner". He is one very spoiled cat!!!When he goes to "camp" at my parents' house (they keep him whenever I'm out of town; he's very portable and settles right in over there), he gets about 2 tbsp. of Mighty Dog, believe it or not!! He got used to eating that when they had a dog and he was over there- he got into it by accident and my mom found him on the counter where he wasn't supposed to be, polishing off the can. I've heard that dry food is better for them overall- more high-quality nutrients, and it helps to clean their teeth. I don't know if this is true or not, but I've read it.

It depends on your cats health. Younger cats (older than 6 months) benefit from dry food as it helps their teeth develop and as they get older, the dry food helps keep their teeth clean. However, if a cat has dental problems, dry food can be painful and make them become disinterested in food altogether. Cats with history of urinary problems or kidney problems benefit from prescription foods formulated for these specific health issues.