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Bella loves her food, she eats eukanuba natural puppy lamb and rice formula, and then at night we mix about a teaspoon of the caesars puppy wet food in with her dry and she inhales that! |
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Both my dogs hate every kind of dog food in the world - and especially dislike dry food. But I have noticed if I sometimes just let them get good and hungry - they will actually eat some of the dry food. But, believe me, they have to be starving to do this. I really need to stop feeding my dogs so many treats (even if they are good food) and let them get hungrier - so they'll eat what I want to feed them. They act like they're too good for dog food - and they're not - they're dogs! Carol Jean |
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Morgan will sometimes not eat after she gets a wet food treat. i just continue feeding her the dry food at her regular scheduled time and eventually she will eat it. you just can't give in to what they want. dogs aren't stupid, they won't starve themself. when they get hungry enough they will eat whatever is provided for them. |
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no Cesar = behavioral problems It's been about three days now since I haven't given my Coco Cesar and have been feeding her dry kibbles. And she only eats maybe three if she's really hungry. But lately, I've noticed a change in her attitude. She's actually peeing in places where she's not suppose to. I feel like she's doing it intenrionally. Today when I turned off the light in my room and walked away, she peed when I wasn't looking. Another same incident happened when I was in the kitchen. As soon as I turned my back on her, she pees inches away from her pee pee pad. Is she doing this for spite because I'm not feeding her "Cesar." When I take her outside to potty, all she wants to do is hunt for food, or eat shrubs and twigs. I feel like she actually likes the taste of these things than her dry food. I saw undigested twigs in her stool today. I tried everything to sprinkling her dry doog with cheese, sauce, her treat, but she'll pick only at those or sucks on the kibble and spit it out. I feel like this is developing into behavioral problems because she's now pretending to chew her kibble and them runs away to spit it out. :eek: Any help would be appreciated. |
I really doubt these little furbabies are capable of spite. Maybe it's just a stage? Don't go by me, I learn as I go. Gizmo has been on i/d for quite a while as he has problems with HGE and Pancreatitis. I picked up some of the canned and dry Chicken Soup at the feed store (nobody else around here sells it) after reading up on it and have had no problems and he seems to like it a lot. He eats a little wet in the morning and evening, I leave dry out during the day..he eats both. Good luck.:) |
BOYYYY would I love to create the perfect PICKY dog food... I would be ROLLING IN IT! Mine is soooo bad too.. I feel for all of you, good luck to us all |
Picky eaters Life's Abundance is cooked frequently, in small batches, and shipped direct to you so it is always fresh....which helps with picky eaters. Most other foods are cooked in huge batches to fill warehouses and stores all over the country subsequently most are not fresh when you feed it. My very picky Lab Mix loves it. We tried them all and this is the only one she has gotten excited about when it is feeding time. When she hears me scooping it and putting it in her bowl she comes running. Monty, my Yorkie, loves it, he is a gobbler, but we learned how to slow him down. Give it a try, if your pups don't like it one phone call and you will get your money back. |
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