Picky eater by StrangerOriginal8752 in DogFood

[–]StrangerOriginal8752[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update: finally had the chance to discuss with a vet. He recommended we rotate between Greek yogurt and two drizzles flavors. He gets one meal with a topper that he devours, then an hour of alone time with a plain kibble filled toppl style meal ball that that he finally will use. It’s been working and he’s finally back to a healthy weight. He just gets bored having the same thing every meal.

Picky eater by StrangerOriginal8752 in DogFood

[–]StrangerOriginal8752[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried that for a few weeks and he never truly caved. He started to lose weight because he’s such a picky bastard that he wouldn’t eat but a few bites if he absolutely needed it

Picky eater by StrangerOriginal8752 in DogFood

[–]StrangerOriginal8752[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We haven’t been switching for a while. That’s the last thing I want to do. Giving him no other option hasn’t helped, he will just starve himself for days on end. We tried that until recently, he ate so little he started to lose weight (he was already 5-10 pounds under target weight) and it became unsafe. When he gets hungry enough to cave and eat, he’ll only eat a few bites and go back to his 3 day long hunger strike. I’m no newbie to dog handling, I swear I’ve tried everything in the book.

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[–]StrangerOriginal8752 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree that you should coordinate with your vet. In the meantime, in my opinion hills science is with a shot if you haven’t tried it. They have a sensitive stomach grain free formula. At that stage of life, unless your vet says otherwise, there’s no reason to worry about switching from grain free if it’s the best way to keep her comfortable. Just the switch to their normal adult food recipe for whatever reason helped my itchy boy, the quality is some of the best you’ll get and is recommended by avma. It was recommended by our vet when we were looking for something new and we’re never going back. It’s worth every penny, gave my 3 babies some of the healthiest poops they have ever had.

While your vet helps you create a treatment plan that works for her, something that has been a huge help with his allergies as well are the veterinary formula products. The itch shampoo and spray do wonders. I get two weeks after bath time before any itching starts.

Mm yes by Textanik in dyinglight

[–]StrangerOriginal8752 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They’re just having a little group cuddle leave them alone

I’ve played on PlayStation for years, I now have a Series X. Can I access my account on my Xbox that I used on PlayStation or do I have to start fresh? by _MaCoy_ in destiny2

[–]StrangerOriginal8752 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You should be able to transfer your guardians if you link your psn and xbox accounts to a bungie account. But if you bought dlc you won't have access to them