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Originally Posted by JolieJean  thanks everyone. she is definitely a picky eater.. i can see this is going to be the major issue with her already. not that i mind i adjusting to her needs, i just get nervous.. how can someone go a whole day without eating?? i cant even go 4 hours lol. i know i will have to be changing what im doing again soon because she doesnt really like the wet and dry together.. she just likes it better then just the dry... ughhh.. but @ 107barney i am so lucky that lucy has a wonderful breeder, she is right there every time i need help. shes amazing.
but onto the food note again.. i think im going to look up some cool homemade dog recipes as well.. thanks again!
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It is great that you found a way to get her to eat something!
I am lucky. My Rylie is not picky, but I feel your pain because my cat, Suki, is.
I did just want to caution you though on that last part. Be careful to just use the home-cooking as a supplement to her normal kibble/wet food diet. The reason I say this is because dog foods are specially balanced to give dogs all their nutritional needs. If you do not know how to properly balance a home-cooked diet, your pup will miss out on necessary nutrition.
However, if you are interested in learning to home-cook for your pup, I recommend finding a canine nutritionist, talking to your vet, and doing some research. There are a lot of YTers who also have their dogs on a home-cooked diet.
I am not sure if you were looking to home-cook her entire diet or not, but I just wanted to point it out in case you were.
