Are you struggling to pick the right cat food for your cat? There are many types of cat food on the market now, among which puffed cat food and baked cat food are the two most common. So, is puffed cat food better, or is baked cat food better? Let's find out the answer!

First of all, we need to understand the difference between these two types of cat food. Puffed cat food is made by high temperature and high pressure, has a soft taste, is easy to chew, and is suitable for cats with poor oral health. Baked cat food, on the other hand, is baked at a low temperature, has a harder taste, requires more chewing strength, helps to exercise teeth, and is more suitable for cats with good oral health.

In the process of choosing cat food, you need to consider your cat's taste preferences as well as the health of your mouth. If you have an elderly cat or a cat with oral health problems, then puffed cat food will be a better choice because it is easier to digest and does not put too much burden on your teeth. For example, my old cat is a picky eater, but as soon as he takes out the puffed cat food, he will be as excited as if he has found a treasure, and he will eat it bite after bite, looking very satisfied. I think this is because this cat food is easier to chew and digest and doesn't put too much pressure on old teeth. Moreover, after eating puffed cat food, it is not easy to eat, so that the old cat can eat easily and happily, and it also saves me a lot of worry.

Therefore, if your cat is older, or has some oral health problems, you may wish to try to change to puffed cat food, which may have unexpected effects!

Conversely, if you have young and lively kittens at home, you can consider opting for baked cat food. Because this cat food requires more chewing, it helps the cat to exercise its teeth and jaw muscles. I have a friend who has a mischievous kitten who is always full of energy, and they choose to feed the kitten baked cat food. Because baked cat food has a harder texture and requires more chewing, it can effectively exercise the teeth and jaw muscles. And every time you feed your kitten baked cat food, the little one always has a great appetite and can enjoy the food and exercise at the same time, which is really a double win!

So, if your cat is a young and lively little guy, you might as well try to change it to baked cat food, maybe there will be unexpected results!

Overall, puffed cat food and baked cat food have their own advantages, and the key is to choose the best one for your cat. I hope this article can help you better choose the right cat food for your cats, so that they can grow up healthy and happy!