A question that’s commonly asked with a relatively simple answer. While wet dog food is juicier and offers more flavor, it’s not better because of it. It’s great to serve as a treat every now and then, but not as a consistent diet as it tends to be bad for the dog’s teeth, staining them and affecting their overall quality. Dry dog food on the other hand usually helps clean teeth given its shape and texture and is often more nutritious. This isn’t even mentioning the price tags which dry kibble wins out on too given the manufacturing processes that come into play for both sides. My personal recommendation would be to stick to the dry stuff as the main source of nutrition while dog treats and wet dog food remain only that, treats. If you want to soften your dog’s food or make the dry stuff into something wetter, you can always use bone broth as a form of sauce to provide it with more flavor on top of all that, and it’s healthy too. It’s a semi-moist food option which your dog is sure to take to better than the constant stream of dry kibble, and the broth doesn’t really add too many calories but does add nutrients. But, as with anything homemade, be sure to watch just how much you give to him and adjust accordingly.