Cesar Filet Mignon Flavor And Spring Vegetables Dry Dog Food, 12 Lb Bag

After trying many different brands, for my doggies to sniff up and walk away. boy have I had a Time trying to find one that they both like! until I try to Caesar.. Voted %231....by my doggies! Oh, i have a toy breed Yorkie, Babydoll aka "Dolly" and my Pandy is a shih Tzu / Pomeranian mix.

My Dog Judges Me Less Now, Thanks to Cesar Listen, my dog, Baxter, has always been a good boy. But lately, I'd catch him looking at my steak dinner, then at his boring brown kibble, and then back at me with a sigh that plainly said, "Really, Karen? Again?" The guilt was real. So I picked up this Cesar Filet Mignon bag in a last-ditch effort to restore my standing in the pack. The transformation was immediate. The second I opened the bag, his head whipped around like a furry radar dish. The kibble pieces are small and flat, and they honestly do smell like someone grilled a cheap steak and waved it over the bag. It's a potent, meaty aroma that has Baxter doing spins before his bowl even hits the floor. He devours it without a single disapproving glance, which is a win for my conscience. My one note is about the "Spring Vegetables" part. I've stared at the pieces, and I can't really identify a pea or carrot. It's more of a vague, starchy concept. But let's be honest, Baxter isn't in it for the garden medley; he's here for the imaginary filet mignon. As long as he thinks he's getting a fancy cut, we're good. The 12-pound bag lasts us a decent while for a 20-pound dog. I'm just hoping his newfound love for this flavor is durable and he doesn't get bored in a month, forcing me to hunt down Lobster Thermidor flavor. For now, peace has been restored at the dinner table. He thinks he's a gourmand, and I get to eat my own food in peace. It's a beautiful compromise.