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Originally Posted by Peggy1211  Thanks, yes I've tried feeding him by hand and there's a fine line between his biting at the food and me getting bitten, ha! I give them each a treat at night and have them sit, wait, and will try to make him chew on his without my releasing it but it really hurts my finger at times. Putting a few pieces in his bowl doesn't help the wolfing habit either. He just gulps whatever he sees. Poor little boy. It can't be good for him.
The vet also suggested getting bigger kibble, but I'm so afraid of that. I don't want anything to get stuck.
Peggy and Toby |
For the treat thing, what about putting it in a kong... make him work for it... I've never tried a slow eating bowl for dogs (only had one so far), but when I had horses, we used to put things in thier feed pans to slow them down and they worked REALLY well. In the past 10 years only had one that it didn't work on.