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Originally Posted by sganow  I would be buying the large bag since I have 4 dogs, one of which is a 90 lb yellow lab. I feed all my dogs the same food. The price difference is pretty big on the large bags. The Wild Prairie is the cheapest, then the next one is Pacifica which is almost $10 a bag more. I didn't realize the kibble size is so large. I don't need tiny kibble, but don't want a very large kibble either. How does the kibble size compare to TOTW or Fromm? I have tried all the Fromm 4-Star grain inclusive foods and the kibble sizes and shapes vary between each formula. I just don't want a huge kibble like the old fashion cheap dog foods (like Purina Dog Chow, Pedigree, etc.). I should probably try a small bag at first to see how it works out before getting a large bag. Maybe I could find someplace near me that has sample packs or trial packs I can try. |
I've gotten samples of the grain-free Acana and it is considerably larger than the grain-free Fromm.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/yor...duck-pear.html
If you look at that thread, Brit posted a couple pictures (post #30) of the Lamb/Apple Acana which is smaller than the grain-free varieties but still much larger than the Fromm. You could always go at some kibble with a rolling pin to break it down to size for your little one. Most of the small pet stores near me sell little sample bags of Acana for like $2.99 so it couldn't hurt to get one.