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I thought this was a pretty good article about dogs and food "self selection"
http://www.dogcancerblog.com/how-to-help-your-dog-with-cancer-when-he-wont-eat/


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #291132
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Interesting. Havoc likes cucumbers, but only when he wants cucumbers. He always loves pineapple!


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Interesting I'll have to be more calm with Smokey he is in one of his phases of. Not eating and it's very frustrating. I make the food sit it by him and he just goes to sleep. I get him up to sniff it and he just walks away.


Chief- My rescue GSD that has taught me so much. I love you so much and get closer to you everyday.

R.I.P- Smokey my GSD/Husky. You are my hero, my heart, my soul and you will forever remain in my heart."Run like the wind"






Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: frillint] #291175
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I have somewhat similar problems with Jazz. Sometimes it does seem like a particular ingredient. Sometimes she will eat from a spoon and not from her bowl. It is VERY frustrating!

Oh, and being calm about it, for Jazz, is very important. I sit in a chair near the bowl and do my morning phone/internet stuff, and often then she will come eat.

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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #291179
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I got a can of soft food today same brand of his dog food and just put a little in and see if he will eat it.Cant give him much of it as he is sensitive, but maybe the wet will help. Maybe he feels let out as chief gets yogurt and egg in his food. He is so stubborn when it comes to this. He just wont even look at it if he dont want it. I even try to hand feed it and he will just walk away and sometimes go to sleep or will stare at Chief when he eats. Its just so frusterateing when he doesn't eat for 3 or 4 days he is old and he needs the food and I hate him not eating when I am offering it.

Then Chief this morning didn't want his food because I was laying on the floor trying to get Smokey to eat. Smokey ate some this morning, then I hand fed Chief a little and petted him then he ate.


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R.I.P- Smokey my GSD/Husky. You are my hero, my heart, my soul and you will forever remain in my heart."Run like the wind"






Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: frillint] #291292
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I think adding some canned food for Smokey is a very good idea. Sounds like you have your hands full!


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #291364
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Yea I do lol. He was doing good the past couple days ate the dog food mixed with can right down, but he would touch it today. he ate a little when my step mom hand fed him, but then Chief didn't want his food he just wanted to lay on my lap. Its a bit frusterateing. I think Chief is only doing it because Smokey is getting extra attention. Chief hasn't acted like this in months.


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R.I.P- Smokey my GSD/Husky. You are my hero, my heart, my soul and you will forever remain in my heart."Run like the wind"






Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: frillint] #291382
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Chief may also be sensing things other than just competition.

Do you think that Smokey would eat better if you fed less at each meal?


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #291482
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Maybe he is. He only gets 1 cup at each meal he cant eat more than that without getting upset tummy. I have tried splitting it up somedays he eats it all others he eats a little but most he just turns his nose up. Yesterday he would eat it with the canned food even, so i put a little peanut butter in it. Thats his favorite thing in the world and he ate it right up. This morning i did the same thing he only ate a little then just walked away. I have tried hand feeding him sometimes he will eat for me sometime he will eat for my step mom. Its so hard him not eating, because he needs that nutrition. Ill be making a post about him this weekend with photos and such and an update about him overall.

Sorry to take the thread away, but for normal dogs the article is definitely useful. Smokey isn't normal smile


Chief- My rescue GSD that has taught me so much. I love you so much and get closer to you everyday.

R.I.P- Smokey my GSD/Husky. You are my hero, my heart, my soul and you will forever remain in my heart."Run like the wind"






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Smokey wub


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #293382
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Another "getting your dog to eat" blog:
http://www.monicasegal.com/wordpress/?p=1141


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #294211
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I have kind of been following this thread and now have more interest in it.

Seems Mayhem has decided to get picky on me. She all of a sudden shows little interest in her food. She does eat eventually but she has to let it sit a few minutes.

I changed variety of kibble within same brand (earthborn Holistic). As Havoc requires grain free they all get the same. She had been eating EH for a long time but I regularly swap varieties between the Coastal Catch and Primitive Natural. I also add canned food and a bit of water.

I think May just likes it soupier so added extra canned. It helped but she is not eating with the gusto she did before.

I cut her back a little as she has filled out well and is leaving some food in her bowl (makes Havoc happy!). She does not like yogurt or pumpkin.

I am thinking of changing brands but my choices are so limited here. I guess I can go back to ordering online too.


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Maybe try ome probiotics?

I tend to think thi is more of a general gut issue. Bad bacteria, TBD, or something just a bit off. I've just tried some canned Trippett for Jazz, it has worked well - eating AND happy. But only two days now, still too early to draw conclusions.


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #294229
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She is on Only Natural Pets Vital Digest which is an enzyme/probiotic blend. I started this is few months ago when she was just so darned hungry all the time and not keeping her weight on. tested negative for EPI.

Now she seems uninterested in her food and her weight is excellent. She is eating just seems disinterested.

What is Trippett?


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: Kayos] #296970
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Only just found this thread and I am needing some help please. Much like May, Cooper has in the last few weeks decided he isn't terribly interested in eating frown I feed Canidae grain free (best I can get here) So I tried changing flavours, then bought a small bag of a different brand (Australian made BlackHawk). He gets some raw mixed in. He is so damn lean (hips) but this is getting worrying. If I could afford to I would go back to raw but that is simply impossible at this time.

I have changed his bowl (twice), fed inside/outside but half the time he wont eat. If he doesn't have a small meal (1/2 cup) at lunchtime he bile vomits int he afternoon.

He did have blood work done a few months ago and he can't eat bones anymore or ends up with icky poop.

I am going to drop into the vets to weigh him tomorrow as when he had his xrays (2 weeks ago) he was 34.2 kgs and the vet said he is still too lean frown

This dog is going to be the death of me.


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Originally Posted By: Kayos
She is on Only Natural Pets Vital Digest which is an enzyme/probiotic blend. I started this is few months ago when she was just so darned hungry all the time and not keeping her weight on. tested negative for EPI.

Now she seems uninterested in her food and her weight is excellent. She is eating just seems disinterested.

What is Trippett?

I didn't see this earlier Kathy!!

It sounds like the enzyme/probiotics helped with the weight issue. Max was disinterested in food when I fed kibble. I think it did not agree with his stomach. I wonder if something like l-glutamine between meals might make her tummy feel better. I would have suggested probitics, but you are already giving some.

Trippet: http://www.onlynaturalpet.com/products/Tripett-Green-Tripe-Canned-Dog-Cat-Food/267000.aspx I just add a bit to most meals. I am hoping that when Jazz gets better, I won't have to entice her to eat anymore.

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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: bianca] #296973
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Originally Posted By: bianca
Only just found this thread and I am needing some help please. Much like May, Cooper has in the last few weeks decided he isn't terribly interested in eating frown I feed Canidae grain free (best I can get here) So I tried changing flavours, then bought a small bag of a different brand (Australian made BlackHawk). He gets some raw mixed in. He is so damn lean (hips) but this is getting worrying. If I could afford to I would go back to raw but that is simply impossible at this time.

I have changed his bowl (twice), fed inside/outside but half the time he wont eat. If he doesn't have a small meal (1/2 cup) at lunchtime he bile vomits int he afternoon.

He did have blood work done a few months ago and he can't eat bones anymore or ends up with icky poop.

I am going to drop into the vets to weigh him tomorrow as when he had his xrays (2 weeks ago) he was 34.2 kgs and the vet said he is still too lean frown

This dog is going to be the death of me.


Poor Cooper, poor you! I know how difficult this is. Max was also one thing after another, and very very expensive when I couldn't afford it.

I worry about infection or SIBO for some reason with him. I will have to go back and look at his blood counts.

I think you are already adding things in to entice him to eat?


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #297030
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Well maybe he is just being a womble like normal...I took him into the vets and he weighs 34.9 kg (the most he has ever weighed)!

Alison found this food for Quynne so I ordered some last night to try as a supplement.

http://www.petbarn.com.au/dogs/dog-food-...-food-200g.html

This was from luchtime today and it's nothing to do with a great 'leave it command' he simply didn't want to eat.




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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: bianca] #297035
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I hope that handsome boy does well on the tripe and likes it. The raw is better than the canned that I'm feeding, but Jazz won't eat raw frown

I thought this would be good to put in this thread. It was posted in Jazz's thread:

Originally Posted By: MSD
...Things you could try, if you haven’t already to get Jazz to eat her breakfast.

• Change where you feed her, ie: from kitchen to living room on the sofa or on your bed
• Hand feed, which I think you already do
• Feed right when you get up OR
• Feed directly after her 1st morning potty
• Feed a snack right when she wakes up, anything that she absolutely loves (this could change frequently)
• Play a game in the yard or the house of tug until mom is exhausted, then feed
• Sing a song and make a game out of it
• Sit next to her while she eats, start with a good pat on the head or where she likes it
• Give her a belly rub, then feed
• If you’re making homemade food, you could try warming it first

....


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Re: Getting your dog to eat [Re: MaxaLisa] #302991
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My vet suggested puppy chow but my pup won't eat it well. She really loves chicken and rice. Should I go back to the chicken and rice just because she will eat it better? I read the article and I think I will introduce more types of food to her. Is there any kinds of foods that are a no no? My pup flips out when she sees us eat or if she even smells is lol

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I think what you are doing to help her is wonderful. smile

The best way is to find one food, and stick with it. She needs a calm gut. Adding and switching foods can cause serious diarrhea and digestive issues in a healthy, well dog, let alone a very sick, weak puppy who is so small and anemic. So, here is my suggestion:

Find a premade raw such as K9 Kraving, Bravo, Primal, Stella & Chewy's, Oma's Pride, etc. Buy only ONE protein source-- such as chicken or turkey.
The amount to feed is found on the package or it is found here on this table.

http://www.primalpetfoods.com/education/calc

Warm the food in a ziplock baggie in a bowl of warm water for 15 minutes before feeding her.

Add some probiotics to her meal. The vet can sell you FortiFlora, because she is too ill to try yogurt, as some dairy can be tough for some dogs to digest.

I am wishing you and Bear all the best!


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My dog has always been a picky eater. But, on a self-feeding schedule, she managed to
'pick' her way up to 80 pounds. Since March, however, her weight has dropped down to
69 and stayed there. That is not a bad weight for her but I don't want it to drop any lower.
To that end I have recently added canned dog food. She tolerates it well and varieties
don't cause any problems.
So, finally, my question.
How long is it safe to allow the canned food to sit in the bowl before worrying about spoilage?
I have been taking it up, covering it and putting it in the refrigerator if she doesn't
eat it within a half hour.... then taking it out a few hours later and repeating the cycle.
Thanks for any input.


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I have wondered this same question! I don't really know, though I know with Jazz, 1/2 hour is too long - she won't eat it after it's been out that long. Well, unless I forgot it, and it's bee 8-9 hours and probably has something toxic growing in it, then she'll eat it crazy

(the weight issue is common with TBDs frown )

I found with Jazz, after trying many things, grinding berries with her food is helping a lot now. Have no clue how long it will last. She does well on strawberries and blackberries. Terrible on apricots. Very happy to have discovered this, since it's a healthy option that her gut seems to tolerate.


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Hi I am new here and I wanted to make a suggestion, I know dogs love baby food, they have chicken, beef, turkey and look for the infant ones because it is just beef or just chicken with no onions or veggies in it. Put a teaspoon or 2 in their food, see if that helps.

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Baby food is great advice!


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