Switch to dry dog food?
My 3 year old female English bulldog is a fussy eater,she's been feed canned food since a puppy. I want to switch her to dry,couple of questions,can anyone recommend a good brand and how do I do the s...
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mike mck wrote:
If you check the nutrition info on the dry food or with your vet you will find many dry foods that give the animal all the nutrition they require.
A few servings of highly fortified breakfast cereal and milk a day would likely give me all the nutrition I need. But I certainly don't think it would be a healthy way to eat, nor have I ever heard a doctor or nutritionist recommend that any human eat that way.
I have had many dogs over the years, more years than I care to admit and not 1 has refused to eat to the point of health issues.
Have you had a dog that refused to eat to the point of health issues?
I've never had a dog who wouldn't eat anything put in front of them. However, my knowledge and experience base extends well beyond my own dogs, and I know that there certainly are dogs who will refuse to eat to the point of causing themselves problems. To not take that possibility into consideration when offering advice over the Internet is not something I'm ever going to do.
