Does anyone know if the kibble size is the same as the c&amp;p organix adult?
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I believe that the Puppy (I think that's what you mean by kibble) formula is just a little bit smaller, but still the adorable same heart shape.
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I think they are both the same. I have a mini aussie and a aussie-poo and they like it. I mix it in with the Wellness core wet food and they really chow it down!
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Hi Barb,The kibble is 2 cm long and 1 1/2 cm wide. It is shape like a letter S. Hope this helps.
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Sounds about right to me! I have an abused Papillon rescue guy who weighs about 12 pounds now. He had diarrhea for the 1st 3 months I had him, but the Wellness small breed core diet fixed him and now he's right as rain! He had been starved and given 1 cup of kibble A WEEK, had his tail broken by the "lady of the house" (NO LADY!), and now he's a delight. I give him a good handful of the Wellness in the morning and at night and he gets baby carrots for a treat if he eats well! HE LOVES CARROTS (just about any kind of "people food", even romaine lettuce!)GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR YORKIES. MAY THEY LIVE AND BE WELL FOR MANY, MANY YEARS!sunshinegal123@yahoo.com Sounds about right to me! I have an abused Papillon rescue guy who weighs about 12 pounds now. He had diarrhea for the 1st 3 months I had him, but the Wellness small breed core diet fixed him and now he's right as rain! He had been starved and given 1 cup of kibble A WEEK, had his tail broken by the "lady of the house" (NO LADY!), and now he's a delight. I give him a good handful of the Wellness in the morning and at night and he gets baby carrots for a treat if he eats well! HE LOVES CARROTS (just about any kind of "people food", even romaine lettuce!)GOOD LUCK... » Read More Sounds about right to me! I have an abused Papillon rescue guy who weighs about 12 pounds now. He had diarrhea for the 1st 3 months I had him, but the Wellness small breed core diet fixed him and now he's right as rain! He had been starved and given 1 cup of kibble A WEEK, had his tail broken by the "lady of the house" (NO LADY!), and now he's a delight. I give him a good handful of the Wellness in the morning and at night and he gets baby carrots for a treat if he eats well! HE LOVES CARROTS (just about any kind of "people food", even romaine lettuce!)GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR YORKIES. MAY THEY LIVE AND BE WELL FOR MANY, MANY YEARS!sunshinegal123@yahoo.com « Show Less
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No. If the dog food is regular sized kibble, for example Purina Dog Chow, this 50 pound container is not big enough. The 50 pounds is likely accurate if the food pieces are smaller or more dense. I'm bummed because I bought after looking at the responses to this very question. The response of 30 - 35 pounds is accurate for this purpose. I will be returning this and purchasing the next size up to hold my bargain sized (formerly 50lb) 46 pound bag of Purina Dog Chow. And yes, I am disappointed as I am the mother of a teenage boy who seems to revel in any mistakes I make, I don't need any more material for my child to point out how dingy his mother is. I'm patiently waiting for the day when he remembers how smart I am once again.... when does that day come?
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I think you'd be better off with the medium, unless the kibble size is extremely small. I used the small when my dog ate kibble the size of a pea. You can also cut the inside prongs (there are 3-4) and to let the food out a little faster. Hope that helps.
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I would say that the kibble size is approximate if not slightly larger than the eraser head of a pencil. It was great for our Akita's when they were puppies, but we switched them to kibble that was slightly larger now that they are older.
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It is small, I used I get pro plan small breed and the size is about the same maybe even smaller.
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The entry and exit holes are adjustable....but we use just the regular size kibble we buy at Costco. Our Great Pyrenees pup just loves this and it does keep him busy for awhile.
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Bichon's are a sweet dog. This kibble is not a toy breed tiny size but is a a smaller med size. Definitely not a large kibble size. My sister has a Maltese and she constantly sneaks into my feeding area and chows down until caught. We catch her by the loud crunch crunch she makes during her feast. The kibble measures 1/4 inch circumference and is near flat so it crunches/crumbles easy. If your fur children have decent teeth they will do fine with it.
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Go for the expanded capacity model and try it for at least a week with your kibble. Spherical definitely works better than triangular food. My cat loves his kibble, so this helps give him small amounts throughout the day.
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It is all little kibble type pieces, no mix. It has all the proper nutrition for an adult rat! You can of course add your own supplements to it to make it tastier for them
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Could you check their websitehttp://m.naturesvariety.com/Instinct/cat/kibble/chicken
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I switched in one day because my dog had dental work done and needed soft food - no problems. But if I had the time, I would do it slowly by replacing the kibble with the HK.
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In addition to kibble I always include something tempting like a few kibble-sized chunks of boiled chicken, hamburger, or cheddar. That's usually enough to get my dog interested in a new dispensing ball. If they've never used one before maybe kick it a few times so they see a treat come out. Mine figured it out pretty quick. On this one you have to make sure the hole size is adjusted to fit the size of kibble-so it's not too easy but not too difficult. We use this or the similar Kong dispenser-ball for at least one meal every day. It's a bit messy, I have to sweep up crumbs after, but it gives the dog a little mental workout. In addition to kibble I always include something tempting like a few kibble-sized chunks of boiled chicken, hamburger, or cheddar. That's usually enough to get my dog interested in a new dispensing ball. If they've never used one before maybe kick it a few times so they see a treat come out. Mine figured it out pretty quick. On this one you have to make sure the hole size is adjusted to fit the size of kibble-so it's not too easy but not too difficult. We use this or the similar Kong dispenser-ball for at least one meal every day. It's a bit messy, I have to sweep up crumbs after, but it... » Read More In addition to kibble I always include something tempting like a few kibble-sized chunks of boiled chicken, hamburger, or cheddar. That's usually enough to get my dog interested in a new dispensing ball. If they've never used one before maybe kick it a few times so they see a treat come out. Mine figured it out pretty quick. On this one you have to make sure the hole size is adjusted to fit the size of kibble-so it's not too easy but not too difficult. We use this or the similar Kong dispenser-ball for at least one meal every day. It's a bit messy, I have to sweep up crumbs after, but it gives the dog a little mental workout. « Show Less
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I have 2 Papillons ages 8 and 13 years. Have fed Wellness Core for the last six years. Feeding according recommended amounts daily with veryfew snacks except fresh veggies and occasional dog treat they have maintained excellent health and have no weight issues. Both are sharp and excepting the other issues of aging they have no vision problems or digestive problems. They get free time out doors daily with observation and are very friendly with other dogs and neighbors. Hope this helps. Welllness Core has been their only food. I live in Upper Midwest where it gets very cold and they do not ever have a problem with that nor do they house soil. I have 2 Papillons ages 8 and 13 years. Have fed Wellness Core for the last six years. Feeding according recommended amounts daily with veryfew snacks except fresh veggies and occasional dog treat they have maintained excellent health and have no weight issues. Both are sharp and excepting the other issues of aging they have no vision problems or digestive problems. They get free time out doors daily with observation and are very friendly with other dogs and neighbors. Hope this helps. Welllness Core has been their only food. I live in Upper Midwest where it gets very cold and they do... » Read More I have 2 Papillons ages 8 and 13 years. Have fed Wellness Core for the last six years. Feeding according recommended amounts daily with veryfew snacks except fresh veggies and occasional dog treat they have maintained excellent health and have no weight issues. Both are sharp and excepting the other issues of aging they have no vision problems or digestive problems. They get free time out doors daily with observation and are very friendly with other dogs and neighbors. Hope this helps. Welllness Core has been their only food. I live in Upper Midwest where it gets very cold and they do not ever have a problem with that nor do they house soil. « Show Less
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It's actually smaller pieces than store brands like Meow mix and 9 lives... They are just little round pellets. I think they have a small bag too if you want to try it out and see. Hope this helps.