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you may need to mix wet with dry that might help | |
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| | #227 | |
| Resident Yorkie Nut Donating YT 20K Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Texas
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i would continue to feed him just the way you did tonight. If the Brake Fast bowl is not slowing him down, just feed him small bits at a time. Hopefully, this might solve the problem
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| | #228 | |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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good feeding this morning as well btw doing same thing | |
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| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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| | #230 | |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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On a good note, he seems in better spirits lately he plays a lot more and its TOO CUTE!!! his tiny tail wagging in the air is adorable beyond words. | |
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| | #231 |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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| i found a suggestion on yahoo that said to put his food in a muffin tin! i may actually try that one. his meal is pretty small anyway b.c he is, so that may be perfect to put a tiny bit in every other muffin slot or something. I'll update after i try it..lol i dont expect much, and it is weird, but maybe it'll get him in the habit of eating slower. I am doing VERY well with the method im doing now thou..but when hes on Strictly kibble again (if possible) it would take forever to do it the way i am now, which is holding the dish for him and only letting him take one or two pieces at a time, then kinda pulling it away until he chews (praising him of course) and then letting him have another bite. I think im stressin less about all of this now (hopefully i feel that way next time he pukes)..watchin him be happy and play with spice makes it worth it. They even sleep in the same bed at night voluntarily, even though they have separate beds in the cage too cute |
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| | #233 | |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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hes done so well with the way im doing it now, so we'll see when hes on all kibble. but i am just gonna try to recondition him to understand to eat one or 2 pieces at a time like my pom does. It may take quite a long time, but i think after a while he may start getting the point. Plus im doing the small meal on my lunch now too, which i think really is helping him stay full better and slowing him down a little. Plus now that im pretty sure its probably not food allergy related, i can give him a treat every now and then, like those ones for his teeth..and maybe that'll fill him up a little so hes not starving for dinner.what problems u mean that xray couldve found? what would that cause? | |
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| | #234 | |
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| | #235 |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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| ya they are not Greenies brand..they are green but they are from biglots and they are just little bone things..i havent given any yet, but my mom gives them to her scottie and his teeth are BRIGHT white |
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| | #236 | |
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Those kinds of treats always scare me. I have yet to find a dental treat that I feel is safe.
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| | #237 |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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| well i had these teeny tiny rawhide bones that i gave him and my pom. Spice takes FOREVER on them, but loves them. Timmy worried me b/c he ate all of his in a day and thats when i started worrying about things bein caught somewhere. They both love them, but it worried me. I def need to keep their teeth healthy though w him havin gum disease already. Maybe ill just buy some oversized rawhides i know will take them forever to chew. lol |
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| | #238 | |
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nothing replaces brushing teeth so get chlorhexedine pet dental wipes from www.drsfosterandsmith.com as that is what dentist use to keep bacteria down in mouth when they do dentals and a non-anesthetic dental cleaner told me this is what she uses as well | |
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| | #239 | |
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| | #240 | |
| Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: lafayette, IN, USA
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maybe they did xray i have no idea, if its a normal thing they prob did and thats prob why cleaning are so expensive. my bill from that day does have x ray listed like 3-4 times (2 different places on bill) so maybe one was for teeth and the rest were for barium. | |
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