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| YT Addict Join Date: May 2006 Location: Central Jersey
Posts: 351
| I had to feed my Roxy on a plate for awhile when I first got her as I eventually figured out that she had trouble with the sides of the bowl (it was a shallow bowl and should have been ok...) But honestly the best way I got her to start eating was either by sprinkling the food on the floor (a few kibbles) and by mixing a little Nutracal to get started. She's gone from 1.6# to 3.2# over the course of the last 3 1/2 months - so not bad. Ruby had no issues. I agree - use the stainless bowls. J |
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| Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Chicago Suburbs
Posts: 3,306
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Loki was picky about his bowls too. He'll drink out of anything but did not like to eat out of his SS bowl. Once I switched to huge ceramic ones he was OK. If we are out somewhere I just use the dixie paper disposables and he eats fast so he can shred the bowl! Not suggesting this, it's just funny Also, his favorite thing to eat off of is a plate. If I hadn't found the big flat ceramic bowls I would have gotten him a plate. It's also possible that now that it's 100% his new food, maybe he is allergic to it or truly doesn't like it (I don't mean picky, but all of us have something that doesn't agree with us.) Maybe it smells different and he needs to get used to it. Loki gets "picky" for a few days when I open a new bag of food, since it's all natural it probably smells slightly different than the old food - who knows. Dogs sense things we don't. Also, Loki will sometimes skip a meal, but rarely two. Oh, and it's also possible the new food is making him feel more full than before.
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| Owned by 3 furbabies Donating Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Reading, Pennsylvania
Posts: 2,546
| i am glad he is eating now ...when i brought Dixie home i had to hand feed her for over a week, she would not eat out of the ceramic dish, i tried royal canin ( what she was eating before i got her) , and wet food, no matter what it was i had to hand feed her..but i didnt mind doing it, she eats like a little piggy now ( on her own) lol
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