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Originally Posted by Britster  Well, like basically the size of just a regular spoon. A regular spoonful. He's 16lbs tho like I said, a smaller dog will require less. I use all kinds of different wet food ranging from Natures Variety to Wellness to Castor & Pollux, etc. I buy rotate new cans all the time. I also add a dab of water to the kibble, then mix the wet, the water makes it mix a little better. |
I tried this again last night and they both ate the wet food and left the wet kibble. I've tried this before and it ends up being wasteful. The older one has been through this before and she eventually ends up eating her kibble but I worry about the younger one as she has had low sugar problems earlier on. She is doing fine now but it is difficult keeping homemade food for them at all times and of course, makes it difficult to get them to eat their kibble. Also, it is mean to give the little one the homemade food and not give it to the older one. What to do?
