i switched to this for my dog has pacretitis. it has the lowest content of all food- and i checked them all. all my dogs like the taste so its a winner.

Pros: low fat

Cons: expensive

My dogs are 8 year old dach/beagles, and they LOVE this food. I had bought them the regular size kibble until the most recent bag, and I figured that since they are small dogs, they might like smaller kibble better.

The only issue (and this may just be specific to my weird dogs...) is that they get SO excited at mealtime, they sometimes start snorting, and with small kibble there is a chance they could get it stuck in their sinuses. I may go back to larger kibble next time for this reason, but I still give it 5 stars because I think Nutro has done a great job with the nutritional balance in this food, and the dogs love it. They are very happy, healthy, and energetic for their age!

Pros: My dogs can't wait to get their meal!

Cons: Small kibble not ideal for all dogs

I switched from the Nutro regular bites to the Senior Bites once my dog entered his senior years. There was really no noticeable effect but I was told that the senior dog food had ingredients that would benefit an older dog and because Nutro had been my brand for several years, I decided to make the switch.

Pros: great ingredients

Cons: none

Our senior dog ate this all the time. She had very few teeth left, but was able to scarf this down pretty well. She seemed like she loved it as well, since she wouldn't eat anything else.

Pros: Small bites

Cons: None

Whenever my local pet store is out of the regular Nutro for Seniors with Glucosamine, I buy the small bites. My dogs never seem to notice the difference in the food. When they inhale their food, I don't feel like it hurts their digestive system with the smaller nuggets. I have three senior dogs (13,11 & 9), and they all seem to thrive on this food. I volunteer with a local pet rescue group, and we always recommend Nutro cat and dog food to our adopters.

Pros: Easy to digest for the fast eating dog

Cons: easy to overfeed