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A good kibble for picky older dog?

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Posted by: RoseDovey at Fri Jan 11 11:50:03 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RoseDovey ]  
   

If anyone could help with this I would be so grateful.

I have a 14 and 1/2 year old collie mix who is refusing to eat. Her teeth are good but she just seems bored with anything I try to feed her. She will eat treats, or just about anything handed to her with an excited "Here! Good Puppy!" but not if I try to give her the same thing again and again. (So I can't feed her a whole meal by hand.) And I have tried a few "little bites" type foods, but without success. She has been a somewhat finicky eater her whole life, but not like this.

I wondered if anyone else on here has had a similar experience, and if so, were you able to find a kibble that worked for your dog?

I am really getting worried, such a struggle to keep her from loosing weight. Please help.


   

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