The 10 Best Puppy Food For Small Breeds

Overflowing with antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables, Wellness Complete (appx. $33) is good for supporting all of a growing dog's needs, from a healthy digestive tract inside all the way to a soft, shiny coat outside, so your tiny best friend can enjoy a long and active life.

Blue Buffalo Life Protection (around $28) has been developed especially for the health and well-being of young miniature and pedigree toy dogs, with no cheap fillers, like wheat, corn, soy and animal byproducts. It's also free of artificial flavors and preservatives.

Composed of the finest cuts of meat and packaged in single servings, the moist tidbits in Cesar Canine Cuisine (around $19) are sure to be among your pampered pooch's favorites. The peel-away foil lid keeps the food fresh and allows you to use the tray as a serving bowl, if you like.

Made with chicken breasts and offering a rich, pure taste, Nutri Source (about $49) will keep your fur babies in top condition, providing the correct nutrition that is fundamental in muscle and skeletal growth to prevent unnecessary aches in their joints as they get older.

Purina Pro Plan (appx. $38) is composed of high-quality ingredients, full of proteins to help build strength and vitality, packed into small pieces that have a great texture and consistency for pups to sink their new little chompers into during mealtimes or training exercises.

With wholesome grains that are easy to digest, such as oatmeal, barley and brown rice, Earthborn Holistic (around $34) is ideal for newly weaned canines, complete with omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids for healthy skin and a beautiful, shiny coat.

Although it may be a pricier option, Farmina N&D (appx. $39) contains high levels of farm fresh proteins, limited carbohydrates and just the right amount of fiber, all essential for keeping your growing pup active and developing at the perfect rate both mentally and physically.

With specially shaped, bite-sized morsels that put less strain on the jaw muscles of your four-legged friend, Natural Balance L.I.D. (around $60) is brimming with flavorful elements to entice their taste buds, such as potatoes and duck meat, plus DHA to help with neural development.

Royal Canin (around $37) is suitable for picky eaters up to 10 months old that have a target weight of 22 pounds or less when fully grown. It's packed with high-quality ingredients to give them more energy and help them develop stronger bones and healthy teeth after they are weaned.

Full of antioxidants to support a robust immune system, the tiny kibbles in Hill's Science Diet (appx. $31) are easier for smaller mouths to chew and contain all-natural, easily digestible ingredients that support healthy growth in the first year of their lives.