Dog Hill's™ Science Diet™ Puppy Small Bites

This dog food is good. I keep ordering every month or a lil over(15.5 lbs) for my baby corgi. I trust this brand for the quality. However, they don’t have any other flavor for the dry food and after 3 months my puppy just stopped eating. I tried to give him the wet food from this brand too, he was eating good for the first 5 days and nothing after that. It was frustrating for me because I was having a hard time to get him to eat. So now I still give him this food but I mix it with a wet food(from another brand) that have many flavors. I wouldn’t recommend to stop giving your dog this dry food and only giving flavored wet food because puppies need so much nutrition within their first year. I would recommend you to mix and match for their food(wet, dry, and flavors). Sometimes I also try to heat up the dog food only until it’s warm(about 30-45s only with the microwave depending on the amount of food and the microwave itself. I hope it’s helpful for you all the dog’s momma out there❤️

After buying grain free designer dogfood and even making food for our 2 Shihtzus and thinking I was doing a good thing, both of them died of degenerative heart disease. When our new vet for our new puppy asked what I fed him, he said change what we were feeding immediately and directed me to Tufts University vet nutrition website. They have recommended 5 dogfoods and Science is best. I'm so happy my dog is now eating science based rather than marketed designer dogfood!

Recommended by our puppy’s breeder for the first year of his life. He seems to enjoy it and it does not upset his stomach. Will be switching to a grain-free food when he’s older (again, a recommendation from the breeder) but I feel fine giving this to him for the foreseeable future. He’s healthy and active so it seems as though the food is doing him well. I do supplement his diet with some wet food and a pumpkin/apple pectin mix to keep him regular.