[Tabitha A]

I don’t really think it’s anything wrong with her or the food, sorry. It seems more behavioral because she’ll eat anything else, and she is eating this food and brand more than previous ones that we’ve bought her. If she doesn’t like it, she simply won’t eat it. She’s very picky considering the type of food and even the location, time, and conditions she will eat in. Like I said, I have to be downstairs with her or she won’t eat. But you can’t be waking back and forth past her because that will frighten her. She’s always been very skittish, so I don’t think it’s her food or gastrointestinal issues. I’m curious as to whether or not it would be possible to coax her to be slightly less picky about when she eats, as I’m not always able to stay downstairs until she decides she wants to eat.

Limiting the time the food is available or a flat mat might help; I think I’ll try that soon.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Tabitha A.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Tabitha A.