Cesar Meaty Selects:The Best Food For Spoiled Little Dogs Like Mine

My family has 3 dogs. One is my 12 year old's dog, Chloe, and the others are mine, a Shih-Tzu named Bear and a Yorkie named Trouble. (Yes, in case you're wondering, she does live up to her name!) We pretty much have to have small, hypoallergenic breed pups due to my severe animal allergies. My husband wishes we had a huge, monster dog like a Mastiff or a Great Dane, but he settles for my little purse dogs. I suppose any dog is better than none at all in his eyes.

We love our fur-babies, even if they can be quite mischievous at times. After all, they are just puppies. Trouble is about 10 months old and Bear is only 3 and a half months old. They chew, they wrestle each other, and they race around the house like it's going out of style. But they're so stinking cute that we can't really get mad at them. They're just so adorable to watch!

We enjoy snuggling up with our pups, and they make the perfect lap warmers on a chilly Ohio evening. I carry Bear and Trouble around with me a lot, and I enjoy giving belly rubs and ear scratches and they thank me with plenty of love and Doggie Kisses. (Just not on my face, please!)

As the owner of small dogs, we know that they require different things than their larger canine cousins. That's why we get them food for small dogs. My dogs love Cesar dog food and treats, so when I received the opportunity to review the new Meaty Selects line, I knew my pups would be thrilled. New CESAR® Meaty Selects come in a resealable 10-ounce can bursting with tender meaty chunks. One can is enough to last Bear and Trouble about 2 days. (Maybe even longer if I mix it into their dry dog food.)

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Check out my puppies' reaction when I opened a can of Meaty Selects in the Porterhouse Steak flavor. They say a picture says a thousand words, and in this case, that saying is absolutely true!

I opened the Meaty Selects and put it into one of our dog bowls

When I placed the bowl onto the floor, Bear anxiously awaited permission to dig in!

When I gave the go-ahead, he dove right in!

When Trouble heard the sounds of Bear eating, she came running....

She licked her lips as she approached the bowl....

Luckily Bear was happy to share with his sister! (Okay, not really his sis, but you get the point!)

When transitioning from one food to another, please remember to introduce the new food gradually so as not to upset your dog’s stomach. Food for dogs is not all made from the same ingredients, so care should be taken when introducing something new.

• For the first two days or so, your dog’s meals should be about 75% old food and 25% new food. Mix the two foods together, don’t keep them separated.
• If the first couple of days of the transition go smoothly, you can mix 50% of your dog’s old food with 50% of the new food on days 3 and 4.
• On days 5 and 6, your dog’s meals should be about 75% new food and only 25% of the old food.
• On day 7 let your dog enjoy 100% of the new Cesar dog food!

Overall, we loved Cesar Meaty Selects. I love that it's so convenient and comes in a resealable container, which minimizes waste. My puppies love the gourmet flavors and big, meaty taste. We're long time fans of Cesar, since we know that they make the best dog food for our pint-sized pups.


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***Disclosure:“I wrote this review while participating in an ambassador program by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Cesar and received product samples and a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate.”***