The right diet for dogs and cats depends largely on their individual needs. Raw meat (BARF) can be a natural and fresh option, but it carries risks such as bacterial contamination and nutrient deficiencies if not properly prepared. Dry food is convenient and long-lasting – if good quality, it provides animals with a balanced diet, but often lacks the necessary moisture, which can be particularly problematic for cats. Supplements are useful for specific deficiencies or for specific health needs – but they should only be used after consulting a veterinarian.

Conclusion: A healthy diet is based on quality, balance, and adaptation to the individual animal. High-quality food—whether raw, wet, or dry—combined with veterinary advice is the key to a long, healthy life.