It may be just about indigestion or some other trivial condition, no cause for concern, and may pass on its own in a day or two.īut, again, it’s always better to be sure, and have an expert’s opinion when it’s available.
Unless it’s a habit, the cause is usually sickness. Rule Out Any Medical Trouble – Go to the Vet! Feeding scraps off the table, or your plate, during mealtimesįortunately, we have a few simple pointers that’ll give your puppy the hint, and help him accept meals more readily, and on schedule, so he’s back to being well-fed and happy.
The problem is when it becomes a habit or a pattern.Ī pattern could be indicative of something more worrying, such as an underlying medical problem – and we’ll get to that, along with the signs that should flag such situations in your mind.īut a habit? That is more often than not our own fault as owners: Having ups and downs with respect to appetite is pretty normal for a lot of dogs. Thus seeing to it that he eats regularly, every day, and on schedule, is something that you absolutely shouldn’t neglect to ensure that he has everything he needs to grow into a healthy, strong, and intelligent dog.īesides, as we’ve mentioned earlier, having a regular and consistent feeding schedule also helps a lot with housebreaking your puppy quickly and effectively.īut how on earth does one condition a puppy to “eat his greens”, so to speak, when even with a human kid – who actually understands what we’re nagging on and on about – the task is akin to moving mountains?įirst, let’s get to the whole root of the problem: Why Won’t My dog Eat? And if the fuel that’s supposed to propel that growth lags behind, your puppy may well hit a snag in his development. Naturally, puppies grow rapidly – in body and mind, both. Having your puppy eat healthy bowlfuls every day is essential for his, or her, growth and development. Having one’s dog being picky about food is something usually all of us go through every now and then.īut what about when it’s persistent, or worse, it’s a persistently picky puppy?!
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