My cats usually only have dry noses.. Randomly they will be wet.. But for the most part they are dry.. They drink and eat enough, and are extremely healthy happy playful 6 yr old kitties..
I am not a vet, but I have worked with a vet and also at a kennel for cats only and from years of experience working with cats as well as having this issue in my own cats, I would suggest to trust your instincts.. If you're cats are acting normal and don't appear to be sick in any other way, then I wouldn't give your money away to people who don't know your kitty like you do. If they are acting different than they normally do (ie, sitting in an odd spot, or sleeping a weird way, or not eating or drinking as much, anything off from their regular personality (being lethargic when normally playful, being affectionate when normally a loner, or vice versa)) or if they have discharge coming out of their nose etc, then I would take them to the vet. But I wouldn't take them just because their noses are dry if they are showing no other signs..
I am not a vet, but I have worked with a vet and also at a kennel for cats only and from years of experience working with cats as well as having this issue in my own cats, I would suggest to trust your instincts.. If you're cats are acting normal and don't appear to be sick in any other way, then I wouldn't give your money away to people who don't know your kitty like you do. If they are acting different than they normally do (ie, sitting in an odd spot, or sleeping a weird way, or not eating or drinking as much, anything off from their regular personality (being lethargic when normally playful, being affectionate when normally a loner, or vice versa)) or if they have discharge coming out of their nose etc, then I would take them to the vet. But I wouldn't take them just because their noses are dry if they are showing no other signs..