Does anyone know if the kibble size is the same as the c&p organix adult?
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I've used many different brands, it's what I would consider small size kibble. It's one of the reasons I buy it. I do not know how it compares to the Organix line. I don't think they could make it much smaller though.
608365
It is just a tiny bit smaller, the adult size is still pretty small that puppies have no problem eating it. I had a mini daschund that weighed 2 pounds and she ate the puppy formula just fine.
608366
I have fed the Organix only once, and that was a while back, but I believe they are about the same size.
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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.
1388284
They are pretty much regular size. I didn't have a problem swallowing them, but then I don't have a problem with Centrum Silver tablets either. I also take COQ10 capsules and they are about the same size.
1293208
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!
507692
Not sure what the diff is but I have a Yorkie and he's small so this "express" is perfect size for him. I love it. Very easy to take care off and reduced mess (my doggie likes to take the food out and eat it outside! ). Great for make sure water stays within bowl. Good luck!
1086905
I just saw that a customer said that the kibble would not fit - I have a large size waggle bone - and it works fine.
260379
It is small, I used I get pro plan small breed and the size is about the same maybe even smaller.
1926193
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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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.
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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 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.
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No. To me, the kibble is a smaller size. Not as small as kitten kibble, but smaller than the average sized kibble.
690292
Aloha..I have never came across this issue since only one cat, kibbles very small. I fill weekly. I purchase from Amazon the Merrick before grain, tuna favor. That's a great question. I have a habit of checking once in awhile, never shake use my finger once in awhile. I trust this container, since my kids never check on my cat, she ran out of food. The water dish she likes small, took the filter out use different type of mineral water. Hope it helps.
479905
No, the kibbles are not round as like a bb or marble. The kibbles are kind of flat and slightly egg shaped. Hope this helps. Jeff
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I've used a lot if different kibble with the larger dial and haven't had a problem! I'm using Costco's grain free food right now and I've used Blue, Merricks, Halo and a ton of others. Maybe try getting sample bags at your local pet store. Are you pulling the dial off and cleaning under it? Filling with 2 cups of food?
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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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yes, that is not a problem. I have used the small kibble and the larger bites. both work.
53707
Hi,Larger comparing to what food? Overall, the kibble is on a smaller side. It's a bit smaller than, for example, Nutro Natural Choice Indoor Senior Cat Food. Hope this helps.