Is dry food, wet food, or a combination of both best for cats?

There are different thoughts on that, and, honestly, it's whatever is easier for you to feed and what the cat's preference is. Some cats never touch canned food, while other cats like it. It's a matter of what you want to feed them and what they do best with as far as if they have any vomiting, diarrhea, or other issues with certain types of foods. With dental tartar, some cats do well with any kind of food. It's a matter of personal preference. The biggest thing is making sure that you are feeding a high-quality diet.

The choice between dry, wet, or a combination of both foods depends on your cat's preference. For kittens, it is recommended to offer both types of food so they can develop a preference. As they grow older, some medical conditions may require them to eat more canned food, so it's beneficial for them to be familiar with both types. Ultimately, the best nutrition for your cat depends on their life stage, lifestyle, and age. Always consult your veterinarian for personalized advice on your cat's diet.