My senior Labrador: Does kibble size really matter for their diet?

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Can I use either morsal size for senior labs? Pet's info: Dog | Labrador Retriever | Male | neutered | 10 years and 9 months old | 70 lbs

Ana M, DVM · Accepted Answer

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Barry. Older dogs do not necessarily need to eat a senior diet. There is no standard as to what constitutes a senior food. Each dog food company will have a different version. Now if you have found a senior food and he is doing well on it, I would stay with that food. As far as kibble size, labs are not picky and do not seem to show a preference. I hope this information helps!

My senior Labrador: Does kibble size really matter for their diet?

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