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Definition of «kibble»

Kibble is a term used to describe dry, processed food for dogs. It typically refers to commercially prepared dog food that comes in small, hard pieces or pellets made from various ingredients such as meat, grains and vegetables. The name kibble comes from the sound these little pieces make when they hit each other inside a bag or container - it's like the sound of raindrops!

Usage examples

  1. In pet stores, you can find a wide variety of kibble options for dogs and cats.
  2. Many pet owners prefer to feed their dogs dry kibble as it is easy to measure and store.
  3. The veterinarian advised mixing wet food with kibble to ensure a balanced diet for the cat.
  4. When training a puppy, it can be helpful to use kibble as a reward for good behavior.
  5. Some pet owners like to sprinkle a bit of kibble on top of their pet's wet food to add texture and crunch.
  6. For small animals like hamsters or rabbits, kibble is often their main source of nutrition.
  7. The cat's bowl was filled with a fresh serving of kibble every morning.
  8. The animal shelter relies on donations of pet food, including bags of kibble, to feed the abandoned animals in their care.

Phrases with «kibble»

Sentences with «kibble»

  • To me, this diet made much more sense than a bag of kibble made of questionable ingredients that often sat on warehouse shelves for months and maybe years before it is eaten. (peterdobias.com)
  • «A pile of dry kibble in a bowl is boring and may be like an open bag of chips for some cats,» she cautions. (petpeoplesplace.com)
  • All four flavors are accepted with enthusiasm and we often mix your grain - free dry kibble with the canned food. (earthbornholisticpetfood.com)
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