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i need help im concern and i dont know much about yorkies cobys my first however can someone explain the yorkie body and how a healthy yorkie should feel ? coby will turn 7 monthes on the 28 of this month i notice when i put in a 1 cup and 1/4 he just eats alittle at a time he wont even finish it all in one day? but to me he looks like hes growing fine he getting long but im concern even though his getting longer i can feel more of his bones like on his sides chess area and his back are seems to have less fat? now but under his tummy and butt and neck has lots of fat? please help me out what else can i give to him to make him more sturdy? |
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Sounds like he doesn't like the food you are feeding him...you may have to experiment. |
Before Sophie was spayed, I had to practically beg her to eat. What food are you feeding? |
I would start by feeding him a little at a time, maybe start by measuring a 1/8 th. This way you will know exactly how much he is eating and when. If that still doesn't work try changing the food. I have two picky eaters. |
He's growing and thinning out. My Lola is long and slender, although my boy Zach is the same size as her, he is much more sturdier AND weighs less. |
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br on it from since sept i bought him in sept he seems to like it alot but i do notice he will just come back and forth to his bowl and eat little bit at a time.. now that his getting older he doent eat as much as he use to is this normal ? and when is he out of the puppy stage ? |
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That's how mine were pretty much. Eat a bit and go, come back and eat some more. I just switched mine to Acana and they eat at least half a cup in the morning and snack some more at night. They love it! |
Wow, that is a lot of food. All of mine are eating about a 1/2 a cup of kibble a day (with some veggies and a few treats). I spread it out over 2 feedings so at each meal they get 1/4 cup. Maybe you should try doing that. |
It seems to me that most people post that their yorkies eat 1/4 cup of kibble twice a day. Do you think he's eating about that much? Wellness is a great food. I wouldn't change :thumbup: |
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meaning the bones? being smaller dogs and smaller bones how delicate are they? i just want him to be more fater sturdy, i dont know his parents and its really hard to tell how big hes going to be sence i havent seen the parent hes getting longer but his babie fats going as well |
Im new to the world of Yorkies as, my Dallas is an at well eater. I put about 1/2 cup of (Natures's Best chicken and brown rice) food in his bowl in the morning and he will nibble on it through out the day, I find that he eats more at night or when he comes home from a play date. he is a year and 3mths and is about 6pounds. Cassandra :love:'s :aimeeyork Dallas!!! |
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gone this weekend and my sister in law took care of coby she calls my husband and tells him coby which she just met this past weekend for the first time that cobys not eating enough, i told her i feed him 1/3 cup of wellness kibbles twice pluss treats and fruits shes goes behind my back calls her friend who just bought a s**tzu puppy who i havent seen neither has she mind you my sister in law only has two cats she has never had a puppy, toy breed dog, however she ask her friend how much should i be feeding coby and gives her his size and states she believe he too small, after i explain to her hes not going to eat like a huge big dog, well she calls my husband her brother and tells him she found this site i should be giving him a 1cup 1/4 3 times a day and he should be eating it all up in one day.. enough said she cause me and him to have a big disagreement today over this.. and so thats why i wanted to ask am i doing the right thing? i did notice he was thining out but hes not as young as he was when i first got him hes growing up |
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Second of all whenever a dog is in a new environment they will not eat sometimes for 24 or 48 hours.......Tell your sister-in-law to butt out. But, each meal is 1/8 of cup of kibbles, along with steamed chicken.....others have wet food added and others have a bit of cheese.... |
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As I tell my new families....I'm sending them home with the food they are eating well, you are welcome to change it. However, wait until it's time to change the pup to adult food. But, keep in mind you can feed the best quality dog food your money can buy, but if the dog doesn't eat it, what good is it. |
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