This word dates from around 1955, from a now uncommon verb meaning "to grind or chop coarsely."
Why do they call it kibble?
The first published reference to “kibble” as pet-food pellets, according to the OED, was in the early 1930s. The origin of the word is uncertain. One theory is that “kibble” might be related to the word “cobble.” (In the late 19th century, cobbles—small, cobblestone-like chunks of coal—were referred to as “kibbles.”)
Is kibble the same as dry dog food?
What is Kibble? Kibble is another name for dry dog food and cat food. It is made of ground up ingredients, including meat, grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits. These ingredients are mixed, shaped into pellets, and then cooked in a process called extrusion.
What does kibble mean for dogs?
Definition of kibble (Entry 1 of 2) 1 : coarsely ground meal or grain typically used as animal feed especially : small, dry pellets of processed food for pets (such as dogs and cats) She refilled Moosh's water bowl and checked his supply of kibble. —
What is the difference between kibble and dog food?
Raw diets consist of organ & muscle meats, bones, and other animal parts. Dogs on a raw diet can also eat raw eggs, some dairy (like yogurt), and dog-safe fruits, vegetables and grains. Kibble is generally made with grains, protein sources, starches, and fruits & vegetables.
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