Is the Adult dog food, small enough (the kibbles) for small breed doggies?
170659
Yes, the kibble size is small. I think it would be fine for a small breed dog. It's about 3/8 of an inch in size.
170660
Unless they are very tiny, the Ultramix should be good for any size dog. I have been very pleased with both my dogs condition on Ultramix and they love it.
1347491
Yes, they are fairly small but my Pit (60 pounds) ate it just fine & it helped almost eliminate the lethal gas she was having !!
2114789
My yorkies are not picky about their food, I would recommend to buy a small bag first before buying the large bag.
1168383
I have only ever purchased the Adult Dog Food, not the Senior stuff, but I would assume the pieces are the same size and if that's true then no, these are the larger chunks of dog food. Maybe you could grind them up in a food processor or mash them or soften them with warm water. Sorry I couldn't be more help! Good luck :)
1086858
Yes this food is Miniature Schnauzer which we have and it the best dog food we have found it is ideal for small dogs, its great for his coat and his digestive system.
1822871
I have a small York i used this for. The size of her. Dog food is the size of a dime or little less
1725936
I believe it is the same as the small bag. My yorkie is 11 years old and this is the only dog food he has ever eaten. To save money I always buy the 10 pound bag.
524689
It doesn't say "large breed" but I'd bet your puppy would be fine eating this. For detailed analysis, check out here (and you can see other brands too) http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-food-reviews/taste-of-the-wild-dog-food-dry/
891760
Absolutely! I both have a smaller chihuahua mix and a shepard mix. The are small enough bites for a small dog for sure! My babies healthy as horses and peppy as puppies and they are both about 4 years old.
1086902
No. We have a puppy and use her small Pro Plan puppy food and cut up the Mini-Milk Bone treats so they will fit.
1804091
This is made for small breeds. Maybe it'd be ok for a small breed puppy but I'm not sure. Dogfoodadvisor.com is a great review website for all dog foods. You could probably get a good answer there.
183171
I've never bought the small breed one. You should be able to see the ingredients in the description of the product. I would guess most of them are similar. I like the product and my dog gobbles it right up mixed with his food. My vet said she uses it too.
53701
No. To me, the kibble is a smaller size. Not as small as kitten kibble, but smaller than the average sized kibble.
53703
No, the kibble is very small. Looks a little smaller than Science Diet kibble.
1337658
The adult large breed has larger pieces of food. I have a German Shepard and she has to chew on the pieces.
2077074
Yes; it is for all sizes. My 75lb. weimaraner loved it and now my mini schnauzers eat it too. There are small breed, puppy and adult dog formulas. My dogs LOVE their food; they do not eat people food. It has always allowed for regular bowel function, and decreased gas significantly.
1753904
It should be OK. Go to their website and compare ingredients. I'm guessing it is a little lower in fat and protein which means you can feed your pup a bit more treats, but not much more, LOL! I accidentally purchased the puppy formula instead of adult and my dogs were fine. The puppy formula has more protein and fat, but to tell the truth, not much! And the price was so much cheaper than the adult formula, I just might buy it all the time! Its a good seven bucks less per case! Wellness and some of the other so-called high quality foods have much more protein in their dry food alone. My pups eat Taste of the Wild dry food, which is an excellent, never advertised, (so the cost savings can be passed on to the consumer) lower cost, high quality, no grain, high quantity of meat (not meat byproducts) food and the doggies love it. Their protein is a little less than those other popular high prices brands. My sisters German Shepherd could not handle the high protein and ToTW had just enough. So, I dont think messing with a few grams of protein one way or another makes much of a difference for the time it will take for your pup to eat one case of dog food. I have two standard Dachshunds (6 y.o. & 4 y.o.) & a 5-1/2 y.o. Boston Terrier mix. All very healthy. They share 1/3 can of CSFTDLS as a flavor enhancer (little princess Bostey girl doesn't like just dry food, the Doxies will just about eat beef flavored cardboard, they don't care, LOL), 2x's per day.