Yes. As raw, unenhanced meat is high in moisture and low in sodium, our pets are able to obtain water from their diet and drink less water as a result. Dry kibble, on the other hand, has little water content, thus, dogs on a kibble diet tend to become thirsty more often and drink larger amounts of water. Furthermore, a kibble diet often causes cats to suffer from dehydration in the long run, as cats do not have a natural thirst drive and are biologically designed to obtain their water from food.
