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Not eating (Natures Variety Instinct)
So as some of you guys know, I recently switched Wolfy from a raw food diet to Natures Variety Instinct. The transition went smooth, he liked it, there were no stomach issues or anything. Lately he's not eating it. He's running around like a nut, playing, being himself, he's not sick, he went for his regular check up with the vet on Friday and everything went great. If I give him anything else he will eat it. The Natures Variety has been sitting in his bowl for 4 days. Do I have a picky eater? Should I try a different type of food?
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I'm going the other way, switching from NV turkey & duck lid, which they like and slowly changing to raw. If he has been eating the NV ok, maybe try one of their other products and see how that goes. He might be use to the variety in his raw diet and tire of just one thing, IDK
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yea the raw food diet was great, but he kept getting bones stuck so i HAD to switch :-\
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Also we occasionally add a little canned to help curb the boredom, not much, about a quarter of a can mixed in for each dog. |
Don't know what's up with NV. A local feed store that carried their brands has stopped. The store owner told me that his suppliers both dropped the brand and will no longer sell it. Curious why?
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marnie-hmmm that IS interesting...i'm curious why...any chance you can ask and try to find out??
nigel-yea he did great but started to gulp and was gettng them stuck. i didn't want to risk it :-\ also his teeth wore down ALOT and he's not even 2 yet. |
BUT my dog would only eat harder bones like beef. he REFUSED to do any chicken whatsoever. the chicken bones are MUCH easier for dogs to eat
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i cut up some cheese in tiny pieces and mixed it up with the kibble. wolfy went crazy for it!! so thats good, i'll just add some different stuff to his food :)
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Have you tried NV raw? It can be $$$, but my dog has never turned it away, she loves it.
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I'm a big fan, or I guess I should say Jasmine is a big fan, or the Nature's Variety Instinct canned foods. I only give her a couple spoonfuls with each meal, and mix it into her kibble, but she loves it. A can lasts about three days or so, and I rotate through the six or so flavors, so it keeps her meals fresh enough that she doesn't loose interest in what she is eating. Occaissionally I'll give her a raw egg on top of her food as well.
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