Air Dried Cat Food

Yes, because the air-drying process preserves more of the nutrients, proteins, and enzymes than what’s used to make regular dry or freeze-dried food. It also preserves three times the moisture, which is critical for cat health.

A dry cat food that retains as much of the nutrition from a raw, meat-first diet as possible is the healthiest choice. Most commercial dry cat foods can’t compare to air-dried cat food which specifically preserves essential nutrients.

Both fall into the category of “raw food.” Air-dried cat food uses low heat to slowly dry the food to preserve its nutrients. It remains in a solid, ready-to-serve form. Dehydrated cat food uses high heat that reduces the original form to a powder that requires water to rehydrate.

Air-dried cat food is raw cat food, but it goes through a process to convert it into a convenient dry form. Air-drying uses low heat to remove moisture from the raw food but preserves the vitamins, nutrients, and more.