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5 Star Foods -Easier to Chew
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Ross DMember
Which of the 5 star foods are easier to chew? My small dog is struggling with the blue buffalo, the nuggets are very hard for his small mouth.
AnonymousMemberNutrisca and Wysong both seem to have smaller kibble, you can soak the kibble in water overnight if your dog prefers soft food.
crazy4catsParticipantHey Ross-
What about Fresh Pet Select soft kibble. It can be found at both some grocery stores and pet stores. They have a store located on their site. It is a soft kibble that needs to be refrigerated. A brand that is highly regarded on this site. Good luck!Ross DMemberThanks for the suggestions!
InkedMarieMemberAlso, canned, dehydrated and frreeze dried would be other good options.
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