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Join Date: Jan 2013
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We feed him nutro natural choice for 6mos - 2 years dogs. We feed him 1.5 cups in the morning and 1.5 in the evening. He was inhaling it and sometimes regurgitating so i put a kong in his dish that he would have to eat around. He did eat around it fine. Now hes turning his head, sniffing it and walking away, and just not eating. Should I be doing something else or be worried?
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Maryland
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My dog also inhales his food. I have been hand feeding him. He must sit and watch my hand, and then I put a few pieces at a time in his bowl. He still eats those few pieces fast, but he is not going to eat so much that he throws it back up.
Is this the first day that Yogi hasn't eaten? Did you recently start a new bag of food? Will Yogi eat anything else - a treat, a piece of meat? Is he going to the bathroom and are his stools normal? Is there any chance he swallowed something he shouldn't have? Is he acting sick or in pain? If he continues to have no interest in food, I would definitely make a trip to the vet. Better safe than sorry. Please keep us posted. Jan |
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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he seems normal, wagging his tail etc....she took him to a friends that have 2 jack russells on sunday night, he was exhausted all day yesterday cuz they were out til 2am....he doesnt seem in pain, stools seem normal, but he usually puts his face in the bowl until its finished.
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Location: Upstate NY
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He might have a tummy ache from something he ingested on his play date. Try giving him a treat that he would normally love and see if he turns that down too. if he continues to not eat, I would call the vet. But dogs are smart and will not eat if their stomach is feeling sick.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Atlanta
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Set feeding times, no free feeding. Put food don 15 minutes, pull up. Feed again at night. I agree though, do not force him incase he is not feeling good. Also check the food. Sometimes there is a mold on kibble that can kill a dog. If he smells this many dogs wont eat it and that is the first sign. You can usaly smell a rancid smell, take the food back if that is the case and try a fresh bag.
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