Acana: which bag?
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victoria1140
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mine loved them all .if you can why not have a few bags of different ones and then rotate.
we always have three different flavours here .
another thing to try is get some samples.put into clean bowls and place in a spaced semicircle and then see which ones Moose likes the best.
ours like chicken or fish best and werent so bothered by the red meat varieties.
we always have three different flavours here .
another thing to try is get some samples.put into clean bowls and place in a spaced semicircle and then see which ones Moose likes the best.
ours like chicken or fish best and werent so bothered by the red meat varieties.
victoria1140
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all newfs are starving try adding some green beans or porridge as a filler
AubreyMo
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Good idea, how much can I give him?
YorkvilleNewfie
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This made me snort-laugh :LMAO
also. so freaking true.)
AubreyMo
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You should SEE the stink-eye he gives Ollie, who is a slow eater. It's hilarious. He feels so picked on...This made me snort-laugh :LMAO
ElvisTheNewf
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Bwahahaha Elvis agrees! He gets about a cup of green beans with his dinner every night.
victoria1140
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cup of either and then play it by ear
AubreyMo
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Good idea, I'll give it a go. He won't try carrots but maybe green beans would work. I just don't dare feed him more than the recommended amount of dog food since I'm trying to keep him lean and skinny. What else other than green beans can we try?
YorkvilleNewfie
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We just got a 5 pound bag of organic green beans from Costco for this very purpose. Her Royal Highness will only eat them if they've been cooked a wee bit. With a tiny bit of butter. And garlic. Also. I've clearly been had by an animal much more clever than I am. :!rolling:
YorkvilleNewfie
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Green beans are an awesome filler as they really won't gain weight on it.
ElvisTheNewf
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Um, Elvis eats them straight out of the can or freezer........He also eats peas, carrots, apple, banana, little bit of mashed potatoes if we have some leftover..........pretty much any veggie we have for dinner, he gets a bite. Since his allergies are so bad he rarely gets human food aside from cheese, veggies, or peanut butter (a rare treat) so he'll eat anything given the chance. We stick with the green beans or peas on most nights, last week we ran out so we diced an apple in his dinner instead. Carrots and bananas are more of a treat since they don't fill him up.
Lately I've been making smoothies in the morning with berries and spinach. I gave him a spoonful in his bowl and he loved it.
Lately I've been making smoothies in the morning with berries and spinach. I gave him a spoonful in his bowl and he loved it.
AubreyMo
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I swear, they have us very well trained. We'll try uncooked first. He also won't eat apples, so hopefully this works!
janices
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Dierks when younger got the Chicken and Burbank Potato or Duck and Bartlett Pear. Rotated between the 2. I switched him to Pacifica when got over year old, around 15 months if remember. Dierks always thinks he's starving.
victoria1140
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try shredding the carrots or if you have to cook the veg as its the only way my gsd's will eat veg
AubreyMo
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Picky things! We will try cooked. I wish you could have seen his face! He was so distraught that something was in his food. I had a good long laugh watching him try to eat around them.