Small, hard pellets of dry pet food, especially for dogs and cats.
Possibly from Dutch 'kibbeling' (a way of preparing fish), the word entered English in the early 20th century. It describes the small, crunchy bits that form when pet food is processed and dried.
Pet kibble is actually carefully formulated with all the nutrients your dog or cat needs, and the crunchy texture helps clean their teeth while they eat—it's designed to be both nutritious and practical.
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