Wolf of Wilderness Junior '"Wild Hills" Duck - Grain-Free

Unfortunately, Wolf of Wilderness does not give a smaller kibble option for its Junior food. Which is odd as puppies are smaller than adults! My miniature poodle puppy will eat the occasional piece as a treat biscuit but is not prepared to eat a bowlful. In general, I find Wolf of Wilderness foods are more suitable for medium sized dogs because of kibble size and hardness.

Needs to be soaked in water for a few hours for great digestion. Puppy found too difficult to pass otherwise.

This is the first kibble that my puppy will eat with relish and lick the bowl. I do wonder however, if this is because of the addition of Sodium Chloride (salt) as an ingredient. Don't think this is good for him and may change to a different brand when current lot is finishing.

"Empty" kibbles, they seem to have no nutrition or smell, and are extremely light... plus, my dogs don't find them appetising.

The ingredients are fine, but unfortunately the pieces are too big for my little Pinscher.