At what age can an Alaskan eat dry kibble?

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Generally an Alaskan can start some dry kibble after 3 months, but if its gut is still fragile then, give easy-to-digest wet food. Under 3 months teeth and gut are undeveloped and dry food can harm them.

From 3 to 4 months the teeth develop better and the owner can start dry food, which also helps wear teeth.

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