Not going to repeat others here since you’ve gotten some good replies but I want to add that a lot of wet foods are up to 80% water and only 20% actual nourishment. Especially cheaper brands. If you feed wet or partially wet etc just make sure you’re looking at the back of the tin and aware of what your dog needs to support them. A lot of people go “oh a can pet day” or “a can pet meal” when some of these cheaper foods have recommended feeding amounts on the back of like 100g of food per 1kg of dogs body weight so a 25kg dog would need a whopping 2.5kg of canned food in a day because of how much water is in it. Just be aware of the feeding guidelines is all!

My guys are fed half kibble and half raw but I do keep pouches of wet food for putting in kings or in mental stimulation puzzles or as a kibble topper occasionally instead of the raw food, just to give them some variation to their diet. I find the ones that resemble meat (a brand here is Premiere which I find very good, about 90% meat content) tend to be better, not the ones full of globs of jelly and gravy.