but not tiny like a lot of canned dog food
581130
The cans are small, but not tiny like a lot of canned dog food. No leftovers for a 15-pound dog. One of my observations of the last few years is that, if the cat likes the dog food, it will prove to be digestible and work out well for Ginger, the old terrier. This time, the cat got to the bowl before Ginger did, and a small scuffle ensued, but for a dog, food is the truly important thing, and she took it back. She enjoyed it very much, and as with other grain-free products, her digestion seems to be better; even her stools are more compact.
4093071
Fairly good nutrition value on this one; filling and tastes ok.  Only problem I have is that it smells like canned dog food.
1969836
Yes I recommend this canned dog food my dog loves it .my dog is a picky eater  it even has a delicious smell,, my husband even  ask me what I was cooking ,when he walk into the kitchen lol.
3955760
Prior to feeding my little one Royal Cannin, we fed her a Rachel Ray blend that had great ingredients, the kibbles were just a little bit to big. Our dog is a chihuahua mix, and is a little over a year old, so very small. She always looked like she had trouble chewing the bites, but always ran right in there and ate...we just thought she was being picky. Went to Petco to get more food and they suggested Royal Cannin. I purchased a little bag and she went crazy for it - the smell, taste, and little bites. Amazing how dog food can bring a dog out of the shell. Well, I got this 10lb bag to fill my dog container, and yes it is speedy at $36 a bag, but this will most likely last her 4-6 months so well worth it!
3457699
Our little schnauzer is sensitive to beef, and he loves lamb, so we thought to try this kibble from California Natural.  I got both the small bites and California Natural's larger size kibble in the same lamb mix.  Turns out, the "larger" kibble is not that much bigger than the small bites.  Even smaller-than-mini schnauzer--with a very narrow mouth and tiny teeth--can easily handle the regular size.

That's good news for those who have both a large and small dog, and want to feed them from the same bag of food.

Or dog is having no issues with this limited ingredient lamb mix.  He's happy, his coat is shiny, and he is eating normally.  BMs are looking normal, and he has no gas.  Breath is smelling normal, too.
2548710
they are indoor dogs and do not get allot of exercise.  giving them this food has reduced the amount of stools they have.
835349
These are the giant cans and require a can opener rather than having a  pull tab. The chunks are surrounded by a thick gravy. One can splits just right as a kibble topper for my 5 dogs.

This food isn't a super premium, grain free and filler free food by any stretch of the imagination. However, it agrees with my dogs and doesn't cause any digestive tract upset. They can experience flatulence with Pedigree from time to time. Plus I can afford to keep a case on hand for rescue/stray dogs that cross my path.
4725341
Small dogs, small poops, small bag.  Works!  And the scent is not bad!
2360245
Used to feed my 40 lb Spitz-Chow breed who had allergic responses to the junk they sell at the grocery stores. She eats both the wet and dry kibble together without any digestive problems. I have also substituted steamed chicken for one or the other when I run out of wet or dry food to maintain a high protein diet and divide the can into 4-6oz servings. Helps to get the most out of those twelve cans. I don't really like the 24pk of 6oz cans. It seemed to have less food than a 12oz can when she was served a meal twice a day. Though the weight may have been correct I could visually see the difference having served her with 12oz cans before discovering the 6oz cans by mistake as I thought it was 24pk of 12oz cans.
4279692
This food is in stew form, with lots of chunks of meat, whole baby carrots, and potato pieces. I put it in my dog's dry food to entice him to eat it, and have to break up the chunks into smaller pieces so it can be mixed more evenly. It works well enough, but doesn't seem to be his favorite food ever. He does really like the baby carrots, though.

This food arrived in good condition, no dents.
1288108
I have gotten a bit obsessed with dog food nutrition in the past year, and in doing so have switched to grain-free food.  I feel a bit guilty giving kibble at all, it is so processed, but with 3 big dogs I just can't afford all canned, so I mixed grain-free canned with grain-free kibble.  I was happy to pick up this bag of grain-free dog food and give it a try.  My dogs will eat anything so I base my judgement of a dog food on it's nutritional value, not on it's taste.

NUTRITION:
It's not bad.  It's grain-free, obviously, so that's a plus.  Chicken is the first ingredient, which is pretty good.  And there are no by-products in it ("meat by-products" can be stuff from the slaughterhouse floor), which is also good.  And it contains chicken fat which is a good source of nutrients.

BUT chicken contains about 80% water, which is lost after cooking so the end meat product included is a fraction of the weight it was when it was called the "first" ingredient.
BUT it includes peas and pea protein which are cheap sources of protein.  And a dog food that gets so much protein from plants is not getting a lot of protein from the meat.
BUT potatoes are the 2nd ingredient - more cheap filler and dogs don't need potatoes.

BOTTOM LINE:
Grain-free is always better than not (ALL grains are irritants to dogs - they cannot digest them), but in the grain-free kibble arena, I'd call this product only average.
698848
My 5 month old male border collie has been eating this brand for a couple of months now and he gobbles it up. The kibble is small for the size that he is now (medium), so we may end up switching to the adult formula. I am glad that the food is grain free and it doesn't smell bad at all. It is a bit greasy, but then again most dry dog food has that oily grease feel. It also looks like it has a bit of salt on each kibble piece but it obviously needs to be preserved somehow.
992753
Mr. Tito Caviar Bosley enjoys this very much. Of course Mr. B enjoys most food, but this smaller, fragrant kibble is easy on the handful of teeth he still has. His larger sister, Kippa, will attempt to devour but she has special dalmatian food that she knows she is supposed to be eating. This is for old small breed dogs, like the Lhasa Apso. Kippa is unaware of her special dietary needs or her size as she is a 4-yo puppy. So, if you have a biggun and a little one, keep the big one away whilst the small guy eats or you'll end up running through this somewhat pricey kibble quite fast. (If you care to follow the exploits of K-Boz, my dashing/dilapidated duo, you can read other reviews of mine or our company Instagram, @ColumbiaWilbert, where they are regularly featured).
1195886
Finally, a dog food my fussy Havanese will eat and not tire of in a short time. I tried everything. It is the right size for him and not too small or too big like so many others. He needs a small breed dog food, and I want him to have the best food I can get. That leaves not too many options. He adjusted well to the transition to this food too. He has normal poos, and not gassy from it.
My favorite companies don't make a small breed dog food, and even making the kibble smaller for him (with mortar and pestle grinding) became tiresome, and he still did not love the food for too long. He got tired of it. I rated this food a 5 because my dog still likes it (on second bag) and the ingredients seem to be higher quality compared to most.  I wish the company would reveal more about where their food is manufactured in detail,  from where they source their ingredients as well and take notes from the makers of Orijen and Acana in that regard. I still add some chicken or turkey to my dog's food, but he can eat it plain and likes it. He also likes the crunchy Petite treats by Wellness.
413983
My dogs LOVE this stuff. We have a 2.5 lb and a 12 lb Chihuahua. My smaller dog is usually super picky and won't eat unless you bribe her with the bad canned food, but she eats this food right away. Since she is so small, we just add a little bit of water to the food and it makes it soft enough for her to eat.
3243743
This food is dense, which is why the serving size is smaller than other kibble. It weighs much more than other puppy kibble so remember to consider that if you're backpacking. It is pricey and my dog doesn't like it, so I will serve the remainder of the bag coated with the gravy from canned food.
2629830
My dog has always been on Royal Canin,when she was young she ate the one in bag. As she got older she needed softer food. She eats 1/2 can a day very small dog