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giabuford
ParticipantI have a ten year old boxer. Until very recently she had been eating Wellness can food along with vet prescribed dry food. She refused to eat. Nothing physically wrong with her, bloodwork etc fine. She will only eat low quality food now, ugh. Any suggestions
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MemberMy suggestion would be to pick a good food and try Tripett as a topper. It’s stinky but most dogs can’t resist it.
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ParticipantI’ve had luck with Merrick’s Turducken and Wingaling (prepare yourself it has whole chicken wings in it – treated so they are soft). I work at a vet and Wingaling is my OTC recommendation for people to try when their dogs don’t want to eat and we want to get food in them.
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