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.
979431
I believe I know what you mean. It's not chunks of whole foods, it is a homogenous mix. My dog seems to really like it. I mix a small portion with a kibble.
2087077
They are not too tiny like some dry food that looks like kitten sized kibble. They are rather flat and like little discs. My flat faced Himalayan doesn't seem to have any problem picking them up which is a plus for us.
1156783
I'm not sure how much help I can be since I've never owned a toy breed but the individual pieces of food are about as big around as the tip of my index finger which is smaller than a dime. Hope this helps.
1591948
I think so, the pieces are very small and my maltese just had several more teeth pulled and can still eat this. It's very good food too. All of my three small dogs like this food.
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.
2152918
If they are the little kibbles there should be no problem. It is very handy.
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
608364
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.
2095718
My dog is a 65lbs Dalmatian and the kibble is not too big for him. I catch my 8 month old cat chomping done my dog's food and he manage to eat it okay. Irecommend buying the smallest bag and trying it, before buying a bigger bag.
53701
No. To me, the kibble is a smaller size. Not as small as kitten kibble, but smaller than the average sized kibble.
1368718
Yes, I think it is. It is difficult for my 12 pound dachshund to get down into the crevices (hence the delay in eating) so I think you should look for one that is for a tiny doggie.
1156784
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.
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.
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/
260371
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.
864008
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?