i have a boston 20lbs and a mix shepard 50lbs should i get the small kibble will it saticfie my larger dog?
1954579
Kibble size isn't a big deal.. Both are fine - the age would big the main concern as far as nutritional requirements. Large breed puppies should have lower calcium. Protein in Core Original is good for all stages and ages. I have an 11 year 40lb spitz breed (Norwegian Buhund) on this food... Had to change shepherd/Dobie mix puppy over to Wellness large breed (w/ grain but no wheat/soy) because of "growing pains" at 1 year I'll get her back to Core grain free.
1954580
The small kibble should be fine for the larger dog, just feed the same amount that you would've for the larger kibble
885236
One of my dogs is a 50 lb lab mix, and the other is a 125lb GSMD. This size is fine where the big guy isn't going to swallow. It's a great size for my smaller dog. Should be fine for your dog, I may look into the next size up if he's gonna be bigger than 50lbs
1396931
I bought the small one for my lab pup and it was perfect size, although I belibe there is one even smaller than the "small" sized one. Try the medium sized one, cause it won't matter so much the size as even if it is too big your dog will still be able to work on getting the treats out and can still chew on different ends of it.
1475714
I'd recommend starting with the small. It will be easier for your dog to get his mouth around and successfully get the food out. Also, with the small, since you would put less food in it, it will be a lower calorie treat for your dog, important when you have a smaller dog that is burning off less calories per day then his larger canine friends.
885629
I looked at the back of the Small Breed package and it has serving instructions for dogs up to 40 pounds. So to me that means you'd get the small breed.
584705
Probably not but they make a mini version as well. They are chewy but my 50 lb dog loves those as well.
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small 15-20" 10-20lbs maltese, pekingese medium 17-24" 20-35lbs beagle, boston terrier, cocker
1686759
Yes. I got the small and it fits my 20lb Boston and I have a 4lb chihuahua and it still fits here but a little big.
706575
I assume you're talking about the smaller of the two bowls, the Lil Pup? Yes, more than sufficient for a 20lb. dog. I have the Lil Pup for my 35lb. Pit/Shepherd and I think the bowl could probably accommodate a dog up to maybe 50-60 lbs. I use the larger of the two bowls for my 120lb. Alaskan Malamute/Wolf and there is no dog large enough to require a larger bowl than that one.
1911651
I own an 11 pound poodle. He has no problem with the size of the food. I don't know about a smaller size dog.
891759
Yes, it's for larger dogs, the Doodle should be fine...our dog is 85 lbs. I don't know if the kibble is too big for the little guys.
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I have a small Shiba weighing in at about 15 pounds and she does fine with it. The pieces are a little bigger than "small dog" food, but I think it's good in the sense that she actually has to chew the kibble and doesn't just woof it down in two seconds.
150780
I have 2 dogs over 50 lbs and 2 under 10. I have the medium scoop and it works out great for us.
62421
Yes, the small would be to small. I bought dog trail mix (I forget who makes it) and it is PERFECT for the hole in the large. Doesn't come out too easily makes them work a little harder for it.
1989555
I have a different type of food now so I can't look to give a size comparison, but my yorkie didn't have a problem with the size. I don't think it's specifically made for small dogs like some foods are.
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I am not sure, I have a Beagle with medium sized food. But i do think the large bowl size would work for you, it is made for big dogs and there food. It is so worth trying!
964273
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.