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Originally Posted by IDPiper  Do you know why she would only do it during playtime and right before she goes to bed at night?
Don't get me wrong, I am going to take her to the vet but I was going to change her to a raw feed anyway so figured now was as good a time as any. Why do you say "Changing food the way you are doing it..."? I have yet to get her to try any of them as of yet!! The only food she will eat right now is the canned that are made as toppers so not a balanced diet. What am I supposed to do??? I guess my main concern at this point is her not eating more than her biting at her feet during play and before bed.
Please don't try and make me feel bad. I love her with all my heart and only want what's best for her. I'm not a heartless person.  |
I was not trying to make you feel badly at all. I am sorry it was read that way. I was just saying that changing the food is not the answer. Nothing wrong with it, but highly unlikely it will change what is going on.
I don't know why she would only seem to scratch at certain times...maybe when she is busy she does not think about it as much?? I have a foster who has been showing signs of allergies and she does tend to itch more when she is not running around.
Just speak with your vet about it and see what he/she thinks. I would definitely want to get something for this because the next thing you will be dealing with skin infections. They are very common in allergic dogs.
Again, I am sorry, I did not mean to offend or insinuate you don't care.