Yes. As long as it is staple-grade wet food with complete and balanced nutrition, it can be fed as a main diet for a long time. Treat-style wet food should only be given occasionally.

Adjust according to weight and age. An adult cat usually needs 1–2 cans (about 85g) per day. Small dogs can refer to the amount for cats, and large dogs can be fed appropriately more, based on no loose stools and healthy body condition.

Any uneaten wet food at room temperature is recommended to be discarded within 2 hours. Seal and refrigerate after opening, and finish eating within 24 hours. It can be warmed up before feeding to avoid irritating the stomach.

No, with proper feeding. It is recommended to combine dry and wet food, with dry food as the main part and wet food as a supplement, to supplement water and prevent pets from refusing dry food.

Not necessarily. Sudden large amount feeding, too fast food transition or sensitive stomach may lead to loose stools. A small amount is recommended for initial feeding to help gradual adaptation.

Yes. Senior pets have declining teeth and digestive ability. Wet food is soft and easy to swallow, reducing stomach burden and supplementing water to protect kidney function.