Pedigree Little Champions Casserole Dinner Dog Food

Pros: Easy to use, convenient bags
Cons: feeding guide is ridiculous

Pedigree is now making Little Champions meals in convenient foil pouches. Each pouch contains 5.3 ounces of fine quality food for dogs. They offer a variety of meats, gravies, and even vegetables. The special lock flavor seal is wonderful in the fact...

Pros: looks like real food, doesn't smell, the dog likes it
Cons: none found

I just gave my dog Little Champions Casserole Dinner by Pedigree! I know he likes the other Little Champions food, but I've never seen him eat like this. Even the cat had to sneak in for a bite.

This little 5oz tin is quick and easy to open....

Pros: Taste, nutrition, looks and smells good to me
Cons: None

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The food comes in four varieties - beef, lamb and mixed grill which all have the cutest little bone shaped noodles, and chicken with rice.

The products are suitable for puppies and adults. In...

Pros: Taste great to puppies
Cons: Not much nutrition

What looks good to you isn't always good for your puppy. The Pedigree Little Champions Casserole entrees are fine, but may not have the nutrition you would like for them. Puppies love to eat them, don't get me wrong, but what the nutrition labels don't...

Pros: the only food my dog will eat
Cons: none found

When we brought our dog home from the breeder's kennel, we also brought home some of the food he was given to eat. We wanted to keep him on the same diet. That night and the following day, when we put the bowl of food on the floor, our puppy turned his...

Pros: wide array of flavors
Cons: not sure there are any

I have a terrier chihuahua mix dog who is approaching 16 years old and he loves Little Champions. It's not necessarily made for a pet his age. But we've found that this is the only food he'll eat.

A few months ago my dog, Beau, developed some...