If your dog is switching from dry food to wet food, it is best to make the transition gradual. This helps your dog's gastrointestinal tract adjust to the new diet and reduces the risk of indigestion. Specifically, you can do this: Start by reducing the proportion of dry food and increasing the proportion of wet food in your dog's diet. For example, you could reduce the proportion of dry food in your dog's diet to 25% and increase the proportion of wet food to 75%. Over time, gradually reduce the proportion of dry food and increase the proportion of wet food in your dog's diet. For example, you could reduce the proportion of dry food to 50% wet food in your dog's diet, then reduce the proportion of dry food to 25% and increase the proportion of wet food to 75%.
When your dog can easily digest wet food, you can stop using dry food completely and switch to wet food. Before switching to wet food, it is recommended to consult with your veterinarian to make sure this diet is suitable for your dog. Also note that when switching to wet food, choose higher quality products and avoid wet food that is overly cured or high in salt.
