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.
53701
No. To me, the kibble is a smaller size. Not as small as kitten kibble, but smaller than the average sized kibble.
1293202
I have never used the original kibble but I use ocean formula all the time. I have a corgi, 27 lbs and about the same length as a beagle. She doesn't seem to have a problem with the dog food. It isn't that large (just under 1/2 inch) and doesn't seem to be very hard. Everyone tells me how beautiful her coat is and are amazed my dog is actually 9 1/2 yrs old. I contribute it to the dog food, fish equates to omega 3s. She is allergic to meat and poultry so all she gets is the ocean formula (they mean what they say, pure fish and no grains). I do give her carrots for treats. She is still pretty spry when walking and playing.
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The kibble is a flat triangle. It's about the size of a Cheerio or smaller. We switch back and forth between Wellness Core and Wellness Supermix. One has a kibble that was even smaller. My dogs are small, too. One is around 8 lbs and a chi/poodle/pug mix with an underbite. The other is an oversized chihuahua.
861243
About irregular dime size kibble. I have several size dogs from small to large and I believe it is appropriate for them all. It is easy to bite apart so the smaller animals have no problem. I'm pleased with content makeup and my animals seem to enjoy the taste with no after effects , such as too much richness. No loose stools, gurgling gastrointestinal s, and no flatulance.
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Sounds about right to me! I have an abused Papillon rescue guy who weighs about 12 pounds now. He had diarrhea for the 1st 3 months I had him, but the Wellness small breed core diet fixed him and now he's right as rain! He had been starved and given 1 cup of kibble A WEEK, had his tail broken by the "lady of the house" (NO LADY!), and now he's a delight. I give him a good handful of the Wellness in the morning and at night and he gets baby carrots for a treat if he eats well! HE LOVES CARROTS (just about any kind of "people food", even romaine lettuce!)GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR YORKIES. MAY THEY LIVE AND BE WELL FOR MANY, MANY YEARS!sunshinegal123@yahoo.com Sounds about right to me! I have an abused Papillon rescue guy who weighs about 12 pounds now. He had diarrhea for the 1st 3 months I had him, but the Wellness small breed core diet fixed him and now he's right as rain! He had been starved and given 1 cup of kibble A WEEK, had his tail broken by the "lady of the house" (NO LADY!), and now he's a delight. I give him a good handful of the Wellness in the morning and at night and he gets baby carrots for a treat if he eats well! HE LOVES CARROTS (just about any kind of "people food", even romaine lettuce!)GOOD LUCK... » Read More Sounds about right to me! I have an abused Papillon rescue guy who weighs about 12 pounds now. He had diarrhea for the 1st 3 months I had him, but the Wellness small breed core diet fixed him and now he's right as rain! He had been starved and given 1 cup of kibble A WEEK, had his tail broken by the "lady of the house" (NO LADY!), and now he's a delight. I give him a good handful of the Wellness in the morning and at night and he gets baby carrots for a treat if he eats well! HE LOVES CARROTS (just about any kind of "people food", even romaine lettuce!)GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR YORKIES. MAY THEY LIVE AND BE WELL FOR MANY, MANY YEARS!sunshinegal123@yahoo.com « Show Less
1337657
The Hills Science Diet large breed adult kibble is good size. I have a 90lb lab and he crunches it up before swallowing. Hope this helps!
260376
The kibble is pretty small, to the point where I thought it might too small for my 65lb mixed breed. He liked it anyway though!
766678
I give one for my 11 lbs. poodle which is the small one and a larger one for my 22 lbs. poodle. I gave up on the trauma of cramming it down their throat with a pill dispenser. I know direction say on an empty stomach; however, it is important they take the pills so I bought some human liver pate over in the deli meat section and I give the a tiny treat to trick them...about the size of a ballpoint pen end and then I wrap the pill in just enough liver that they wolf it down and then I give them that tiny bit to follow up. I know it sounds crazy but I watched a vet on youtube show how and it worked. The first little bit programs them for the larger piece which only covers the pill...they wolf it right down. I know it is working because the 22lbs. liver was so high it wouldn't even register on the scale. Follow up last week the liver blood work showed a dramatic drop to well below 300. Hope that helps.
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!
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.
260372
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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I struggled with this too. Did find this very helpful article: http://www.enzymeessentials.com/blog/comparing-digestive-enzyme-products/ which explains the difference in measurements and how to convert.
1205826
I'm not sure if you're looking for size of the kibble (small) or if it's good for small breeds. My toy poodle gobbles them down with no problem and his poop comes out not soft and not too hard Which is a good thing. I have no complaints. His seizures have also stopped
479903
I can't remember. I used this kibble a long time ago and no longer have cats.
184850
The kibble is not very small, i.e., not puppy-size. The pieces are triangular, about 0.5"x 0.5" hope this helps!
473818
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?