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Just wanted to add my two cents into this Cesar’s dry dog food discussion. I’ve tried it with my Beagle, Scooby, and found the kibble size to be a bit too small for medium-sized breeds. There wasn’t much of a crunch which is important for dental health. Also, in terms of price, I think there are other high-quality foods out there that offer more bang for your buck.
I switched over to ‘A Pup’s Delight’ (you know, the one endorsed by numerous canine experts). The kibble is heartier, I noticed Scooby’s coat getting glossier and there was no change in his bathroom habits (always a good sign!). Plus, it has real chunks of chicken and vegetables you can actually see. Can be a bit pricier but any penny spent keeping Scooby healthy and happy is well worth in my opinion.
Have you ever considered rotating your dog food brands? It can help ensure your dog gets a varied diet while possibly preventing allergies. Just remember to consult your vet before making drastic changes!
I’ve been feeding Cesar’s dry dog food to my pups for about 3 years now and honestly, I appreciate how the kibble size is just right for my smaller breeds. In terms of price, it’s within a reasonable range and the nutrients listed should cover basic dietary needs. Although it’s crucial to consult a vet for specific health concerns or dietary needs, as one size nutral solution doesn’t really fit all dogs, in my experience.
Now about durability, does anyone else notice if their dog’s teeth have benefited from this? Some claim dry food can help with dental health due to the added crunch factor. Although my poms sure do love the sound it makes.
And yes, always introducing new food gradually is key! Remember that abrupt changes in diet can upset their tummies. Anybody else got wisdom nuggets to share on transitioning dogs to a dry food diet?
P.S – Might be silly to ask but has anyone else sniffed this food? Strangely smells like biscuits! Or is just me with an overactive imagination? 😅
I’ve also been using Caesars dry dog food with my old girl, Mazy, for a while now. Bought it initially due to its affordable price and promise of high-quality ingredients. Mazy absolutely relishes it! There’s no denying its appeal to our canine companions but what I also appreciate is the size of the kibble – Mazy’s a smaller breed and it’s just right for her bite size. It’s great overall but like anything else, monitoring your dog’s reaction to any new food is key. As ever if there are any drastic changes in behavior or digestive process, I’d recommend reaching out to your vet.
One tip though! If you’re transitioning your pups over to this food, do it gradually to avoid stomach upsets. Blend it with their current food gradually increasing the amount of Caesar’s in the mix over about 7-10 days. Worked like a charm for me.
Has anyone else found this method works well when switching brands?
While I appreciate the positive experiences some owners have had with Cesar’s dry dog food, I thought it might be helpful to provide an alternative perspective. My Dalmatian, Spot, really didn’t take to it. The small kibble size was hard for him to pick up and he started showing less enthusiasm during meal times – though please bear in mind that every dog is different so what didn’t work for Spot might still be perfect for your furbabies.
As an alternative, I switched Spot over to Royal Canin Size Health Nutrition Maxi which comes with larger croquettes better suited for large breed dogs like my Dalmatian. He’s been gobbling down his meals ever since. Although a bit pricier than Cesar’s, the change in his behavior makes it worth it.
But as always, it’s important to remember that successful feeding relies on meeting individual dogs’ нужs, not just through the type of food but also its size, texture and taste! Is anyone else having trouble with the size of Cesar’s kibble or found other brands better suited for their large breed buddies?
there, it’s so funny how experiences can differ between dog parents! I’ve been using Caesars for my lab mix, Benny, but often find the kibble size to be a bit too small for him. Does anyone else have this issue or is it just a bigger dog problem? I mean, Benny isn’t fussy at all, but I wonder if larger kibble might promote better chewing annd thus improve his dental hygiene. That aside, pricing seems fair and Benny doesn’t complain about taste (as far as I can tell), so the food definitely has its merits. Will keep an ey on his dental health thoough, perhaps a vet visit might be in order just to double-check if everything’s fine there. Happy parenting!
Couldn’t agree more with your observations on Caesar’s dry dog food! It’s been a staple in our home for Tanner, our spunky Beagle pup, for the past few months. I find the portion size to be perfect – just right for his small appetite without leaving any waste, and I also appreciate its overall price, which fits comfortably within my budget.
A little tip for any newbies considering Caesars – introduce it slowly into their diet to avoid an upset stomach. Mix it with their current food initially, slowly increasing the proportion of Caesars over a week or so.
On a side-note, has anyone tried Caesars’ wet food range? Wondering if it might be an enjoyable addition for Tanner’s treat days!
Well, well, well…there’s been quite a chit-chat about Cesar’s dry dog food, hasn’t there! It’s amazing how one brand can spark so many different discussions. When I switched my bumbling Labradoodle, Fido (yes, very cliché – he came with the name, OK?), to Caesar’s a couple years back, the tiny kibble size was worrying. He is a big dog with an even bigger appetite; I thought he might inhale it without a second sniff!
But oh boy! That ‘Gourmet Roasted Turkey’ really made his tail wag. Despite my paranoia over the small kibble size, it didn’t pose any problem at all. Fido navigated this new food saga rather beautifully and yes, I finally understood why Caesar’s has such a fan club.
That said, keep in mind that what worked for Fido might not exactly light up your doggo’s world. There are so many brands out there. For instance: tried Merrick’s Grain-Free range? No harm in exploring until you find something that fits your furball perfectly.
So pals, let’s remember our varied pooch experiences and continue sharing them here. After all, isn’t variety the spice of life? Or in our case – diet?
I gotta say, after trying a few brands for my pug, Max, we then stumbled upon Caesar’s Dry Dog food. We’ve been feeding him Caesar’s for over 5 years now and it still manages to get his tail wagging every meal time! However, I do feel the kibble size is conveniently perfect for smaller breed dogs like man pug Max – so not sure about large breeds. The price can be a tad on the higher side but with the kind of ingredients they use, I find it fair. Speaking especially of durability, even though there have been a couple of times when we ended up keeping the opened pack for over 1 month it never showed any noticeable degradation in quality. Essential to mention that while this has worked for Max, always consult your vet before switching your dog’s diet regularly. Have any of you larger breed owners tried Caesars and how was your experience?
Speaking from personal experience, Caesar’s dry dog food is definitely among the top choices for my duo of energetic Border Collies. Thing I like most is the kibble size. They’re small and manageable for dogs of all sizes to chomp on. Price wise, they’re slightly on the upper-side, but I believe health comes before cost.
Micro-story time! A couple month back, we were experimenting with a few brands and types of dog foods. Our dogs had differing reactions to each brand, but with Caesar’s, they seemed genuinely contented. Of course, consult your vet before making any dramatic diet changes; it’s what we did and it gave us peace of mind!
Anybody else here have experiences with switching their dog’s diet? Specifically between different dry food brands?
Just gotta chime in here about Caesars Dry Dog Food. I got a couple of rescue Yorkies, Fluffy and Spike, who used to be finicky eaters until we tried Caesar’s. The kibble size is perfect for their small mouths and they seem to love the flavor. Price-wise it’s a bit higher than some brands, but worth it when you see your dogs enjoy their meals so much. So yeah, definitely a thumbs up from our end for Caesar’s. However, remember that each dog has unique dietary needs – what works for mine might not work for yours!
Totally agree with all the positive comments about Caesars Dry Dog Food here. I’ve been feeding it to my Golden Retriever, Sandy, for a good two years now. She absolutely loves the taste and the kibble size is just perfect for her, not too big or small. I definitely saw a positive change in her energy levels – she’s even more playful and active now – though, I can’t attribute that entirely to the food alone. And considering its quality, the price point is quite reasonable too. Just be sure to introduce any new food progressively into your dog’s diet to avoid any potential stomach upsets. And of course, consult your vet if there are any sudden changes in appetite or behavior! But overall, big thumbs up from me and Sandy for Caesars Dry Dog Food!
I’ve read all the positive comments about Caesars Dry Dog Food and though I don’t doubt it’s a great option for many folks, my experience was a bit different. The food seems to have quality ingredients but my Golden Retriever, Max didn’t take to it as expected, so we switched to Blue Buffalo Life Protection Formula. It’s more pricey but Max loved it from the first bite and his coat has been noticeably shinier since the change. So for anyone with a fussy pupper like mine, might be worth considering an alternative! Of course, every dog is unique so definitely consult your vet before making any major diet changes. Anyone else out there have similar experiences or alternatives they swear by?
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