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Sherrie
November 18 at 19:17
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Softer Dog Kibble?
Does anyone know of a premium brand of dog food that has a softer kibble? My 14 year old Yorkie has sensitive teeth, and finds it difficult to chew hard dog food. I do mix it with a little canned or water to soften it up first, but was wondering, does anyone know of a premium brand (not supermarket) that offers a softer version?
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Lynda and the Minkies
November 19 at 03:03
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Re: Softer Dog Kibble?
Try cat ones. They're normally smaller pieces. XXX.
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Sue
November 19 at 14:19
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Re: Softer Dog Kibble?
Lynda, everything I've read says cat food is not good for dogs - gives them too much of some things and certainly not the correct balance of other things they need. I would hesitate to feed my dog cat food. Just my opinion...
Sue
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Lynda and the Minkies
November 19 at 15:45
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Re: Softer Dog Kibble?
When the Minkies were younger they stopped eating dog biscuits or what you call kibble so I gave them the cat biscuits instead. They were lots smaller and they loved it. They had it around a year till they tired of that too so now they go without !! I've read here before that catfood is supposed to be bad but I've never heard it anywhere but on here....strange. XXX.
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Annie &E Gang
November 19 at 08:55
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Re: Softer Dog Kibble?
I have seen small kibble here but only in small packets,I occasionally have got it for Eric.Mind you we are in UK Love and kisses xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Janie
November 19 at 13:51
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Re: Softer Dog Kibble?
I think Science Diet does a senior that is a small kibble. I used to put my mother's 18 year old dog that came to live with us, her food in my processor. I'd do a big batch once a week. Just a whirl or two.
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Diana
January 02 at 20:34
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Re: Softer Dog Kibble?
How did you get on with softening the food? My 2 won't touch it after it's softened and they are only young. Our older dog wouldn't eat softened dried food at all.
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