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i know i have asked before but he is still not eating properly he is just eating a little bit and leaving it so i started to put some gravy in it and mixed it up still not working. so i have been punting bit ov tuna 9it he like it a little and i have pit bits of chicken and beef al he dose is picks the chicken and beef out of his diner mum is thinking of taking him bk to the vest dose any body advise here is a pic of him i know he dosent look to fin in the pic he just no eat properlygedc1266.jpggedc1298.jpg

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You could try feeding him smaller portions more often, sounds like he just likes the choice bits out of his bowl as well, some fussy eaters learn that if they leave what they dont like they will get something better, personally Im of the opinion that if a dog gets hungry enough they will eat anything they given.

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give him a normal meal at 7 or 8 leav it for 30 minits then take it of him till the next day do it till he starts to eat only leav it 30 minits tho no longer he will soon get fed up of you taking it away and will eat it ive dun it with mine who start to be fusy and they are all good eaters now

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Give the ped chum a miss, not enough protien

 

personaly I,ve reared two pups over the last two years, tried a few different ways, dryfood barf etc

 

came to the conclusion Dr johns is what suits mines, mixed with chicken, mackeral, tuna now and again ( high mercury content) leftover veg.

 

Try soaking the dry mix with warm water, the pup will not have to put so much effort into eating it :thumbs:

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Make sure the fussy stuffs got enough protien, I imagine that stuff will be expensive as well, you may be spending money you don,t need to, try the Dr johns mate, I,ve three dogs here and they all eat it nae probs and they were fussy with the few other brands I have tried :thumbs:

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That pup is eating all it needs: it is not thin, and it won't hurt it to go without a meal if it is being fussy. The more you fuss over them, keep offering them different sorts of food, the more picky they get. He's pulling your strings with being picky. Don't faff about getting fussy eater special food: chances are it is full of additives, taste enhancers and all sorts of crap which won't do a young growing pup any good anyway.

 

Some pups eat like wolves one day, and hardly anything the next: some stuff themselves all the time. They are all different. Just make sure you feed him a food that is high enough in protein for a growing pup. Don't feed tins of any sort: they are mostly water. If you don't want to feed raw diet (takes more working out and effort) get a good quality meat based complete food (meat will be the first ingredient listed on the side of the bag). Add a bit of very weak gravy to moisten it, and let him eat what he wants. If he chooses not to eat one day, he'll eat the next. Pups are like kids: give them too many choices and they get fussy!

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i know i have asked before but he is still not eating properly he is just eating a little bit and leaving it so i started to put some gravy in it and mixed it up still not working. so i have been punting bit ov tuna 9it he like it a little and i have pit bits of chicken and beef al he dose is picks the chicken and beef out of his diner mum is thinking of taking him bk to the vest dose any body advise here is a pic of him i know he dosent look to fin in the pic he just no eat properlygedc1266.jpggedc1298.jpg

I had the same problem with a pup tried everything some days he would eat others he wouldn't his weight shifted like crazy, ended moving him on. best decision I made he's now eating well. I wouldn't say he's a chunky pup as I'd like them to be but better then he was. Sometimes dogs go through phases some more then others so might just need time. Skycats best for advice on here she's great with dog maintanence

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