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@kawaiichristi do you have a lower fat dry food (

@harris098 3 is fairly young for a large dog! almost sounds like a small dog with that picky appetite. mine does the exact same thing. in my experience, you've got a couple of specific options here. ( also, no treats! if you're training, it might be good to pause it for a week or two until he's...

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@boatjourney honestly though? you're not wrong. ive seen a crap ton of dogs eat pedigree, alpo, dog chow, gravy train, beneful, whatever... and live to be some of the oldest, healthiest dogs ive ever seen. you might be right. there are options out there. my baby has a sensitive stomach but...

@theonemelly training treats has pretty much been any boiled or baked lean meat. she hates fruit and veggies are a hit or miss. so far, i could only get her to eat green beans and that's it, but they don't capture her attention as much as lean meat. it seems that ground beef is too fatty...

@theonemelly it's so odd, because mine was doing so well on PPPSSS for MONTHS with no issues... until BOOM, she's refusing food again. reading through this, i'm actually starting to wonder if it has something to do with treats as opposed to the food itself. PPPSSS is a little high in fat, yes...

@theonemelly sweetheart if this ain't the nicest suggestion yet ♥︎ LOVE THAT SPRAY BOTTLE/MISTER IDEA! what food are you using for your pups♥︎

@cheeekdaniel TL;DR: PPPSSS turkey. chicken allergy/intolerance presumed bc she projectile vomits to the point of blood on any chicken/chicken meal including food even with a 2 week transition attempt. by day 4, the vomiting will begin. may need a lower fat food, as after a few months on...

@ernestcop i will soon be surrendering my pup as im no longer able to afford to feed her. there's no affordable vet diet or suitable alternative for her needs (low fat, no chicken protein) ♥︎ it's a shame all these companies have fooled as many people as they have. :/ i wish there were more safe...

@honestscript I was asking for clarification of the purpose of the sub. After research came out that grain free diets, as well as diets heavy in peas and basically anything that isn't the big 3/5 is dangerous to feed due to the higher risk of DCM, the sub appears to now be mostly about just...

due to recent research, i assume that all dog food except for purina, hills etc is p much poison and not formulated well to be safe for pets .. so is this sub now essentially for informing others to make the switch to those brands only and educating about the risk of dcm in all other foods? /genq