• @[email protected]OPM
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    21 year ago

    That analogy is pretty good 👍.

    At 10 weeks we took him to the vet for his first checkup and told them that he didn’t want to eat. Vet suggested trying a couple different kibbles and that he would eventually eat due to hormoneal override of taste preferences. A week later we called back sand told them that he hadnt eaten in a week. An emergency visit later, the trying to figure out began.

    All the different types of medication was to try to figure out why he didn’t want to eat. He has had numerous x-rays, ultra sounds, specialized blood work, allergy testing, parasite testing, etc. We have bl not been able to figure out why he doesn’t want to eat, but we have figured out that changing his meals constantly has better results than offering the same food. I will say it is quite challenging to have to learn about dog nutritional needs to keep a balanced diet, deal with food allergies, vary his meals, and convense him to eat at the same time. But he is the best boy ever and is worth it.

    • @NumberedDuck
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      21 year ago

      I applaud your stamina and tenacity! Good on you to try and take the best of care for this boy!

      On a different note: have you tried Brussel sprouts? Nobody else likes them so maybe captain killian will 😅

      • @[email protected]OPM
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        21 year ago

        Lol, we have.

        Infact he has a whole chest freezer just dedicated to different meat \ veggie \ grain \ organs. In meat alone there is beef, chicken, pork, lamb, several types of fish, alligator, rabbit, duck, dear. His food is higher end than mine lol.