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Question About a Finicky Eater
10-29-2014, 05:21 PM
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Question About a Finicky Eater
We have two dogs, a male and a female Australian Shepherds. He eats like a vacuum cleaner, but she is a very finicky eater. And sometimes we worry that she's not getting enough food. At the last Vet visit, they were totally healthy, but one always worries... Huh
Any suggestion to entice her to eat her supper? Thanks!
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10-29-2014, 08:12 PM
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RE: Question About a Finicky Eater
(10-29-2014 05:21 PM)goodtaste Wrote:  We have two dogs, a male and a female Australian Shepherds. He eats like a vacuum cleaner, but she is a very finicky eater. And sometimes we worry that she's not getting enough food. At the last Vet visit, they were totally healthy, but one always worries... Huh
Any suggestion to entice her to eat her supper? Thanks!

If the vet says her weight is correct I would be grateful you have a dog that regulates its own intake and does not have to be watched for gorging. People have far more problems with dogs over eating and putting on too much weight. Just make sure that you offer good quality food, that she has time and space to eat and dont worry too much. Obviously if she loses weight you will want to get her rechecked but at the moment it sounds like she knows what she is doing.
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