I don’t think it’s a dry food, it seems to be wet food. But I’m also confused by it saying “virtually zero carbohydrate content”, when below it the “Dry Matter Basis” chart lists carbs as 10.2%, and the “Caloric Weight Basis” chart lists carbs at 7.2%. I’m also confused because on the HIll’s Science Diet page, the entry for Hill’s Prescription Diet Multicare Urinary (etc.) describes the food as “relatively high in carbohydrates”, but their chart doesn’t mention carbohydrates at all, only fiber at 7.7%.

I suspect I just don’t understand these charts more generally – do you have a page where you explain how to interpret them?

Sorry to be a pain, I’m not trying to nitpick. I’m looking into this because my vet recommended Hill’s Science Diet, which I have chosen to avoid. I was hoping to be able to tell her that there are healthier diets that can be even cheaper for the same amount of calories, but I want to make sure I understand what I’m telling her.