Are You Hydrating Your Dog or Cat’s Kibble?

Our dogs and cats’ bodies are designed to get most of the moisture that they need from their food. But kibble is only around 10% moisture. Dry food on its own is dehydrating and may be the reason your cat or dog is constantly drinking. You wouldn’t want to eat a bowl of dry cereal, and neither does your pet. You can absolutely just add water, but then you would be missing out on all the added benefits.

A naturally occurring source of glucosamine, chondroitin, and collagen to support joints, skin, and digestion.

Supports Gut Health

Joint & Bone Health

Skin & Coat

Detoxes the Liver

Increases Nutrient Absorption

Can also be fed as a snack or frozen into ice cubes.

Allergy Support

Naturally Occurring Probiotics and Digestive Enzymes

Improved Digestion and Nutrient Absorption

Helps manage diabetes

Anti-Inflammatory

Adding hydration is one of the easiest ways to start improving your pet’s diet.Give it a try today!