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Originally Posted by YorkieChick1  I usually figure out how much the pup should have daily and then I split it into 3 meals. That way they won't be eating more than their normal daily amount but they will feel full through out the day. If he is that ravenous, have you considered worms? I'm sure the vet already checked that! Maybe he is just going through a growth spurt also and is hungrier than normal. What a beautiful guy!! I definately want a Tsa La Gi for my next baby! I have to wait though because I already have 5 and I am not a breeder!! |
Thanks for your advice...I was thinking about doing that..just cannot keep food from Cricket...she is difficult with her eating! If I were to sit on the floor next to her and feed her piece by piece she would be really happy! When she was 7 months old she jumped off of my bed and broke her front leg (radius and ulna) she had to have surgery by an orthopedic specialist..Dr. Bertrand her Dallas. She had to get a metal plate and five tiny screws to put her leg back together. I did not know Yorkie Talk existed and sure could have used the support back then! It was a really traumatic time for her and for me. I had to feed her grilled chicken while she was on pain meds because of stomach upset so when it was time to start back on the dog food she has protested!
Thanks goodness I have learned what I have before I got my little boy! He is just precious...I would die if I did anything to hurt him.
I got little Paxton because she can longer play with Bentley my Wire Hair. He is just too big and I can't risk her hurting her leg again. Paxton is smaller than she is and is very calm and loving. Perfect match! I just love this Forum!!!! Thanks so much for the advice!