Dog Won't Eat Kibble (How to Solve The Problem)
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It's very important to understand that if your dog won't eat kibble anymore, it's a dog's way of saying it does not like the way it feels when it eats what it is given and that its system is tilting out of balance. The best and only option is to turn to a natural diet that will help the dog get back to its natural processes as quickly as possible. This, or face thousands in vet bills down the road.
So How to Get a Picky Dog to Eat Quickly?
First it's important to understand that dogs can eat many types of human food and in fact, given your dog refuses to eat dog food, it's an essential and healthy way to get them back eating again. I'll share more on how to get your dog eating kibble again later.
So in an emergency situation where your dog or puppy has not eaten for days or very little in weeks, use the following recipe:
I'll use a 25lb dog as illustration, simply adjust portion sizes for your dogs weight.
Ingredients:
1 can of sardines (packed in water)
1 cooked egg (de-shelled)
1 Tablespoon of plain yoghurt
2 Tablespoons of cooked brown rice
Directions:
Open the can of sardines, drain off the water and add to the dogs food bowl. Hard boil one whole egg, remove the shell, cut into pieces and add to the food bowl. Add one tablespoon of plain yoghurt. Add 2 tablespoons of cooked brown rice to the bowl and mix everything up before serving to your dog.
By adding some natural foods to the equation and a dog not eating because of discontent will not be an issue. Dogs will instinctively recognize their food source as appropriate and owners will be able to see a dog in the miraculous process of getting well. Within a short period of time, there will be shinier eyes, hair and whitened teeth.
Bad breath will disappear as will malodorous gas and bouts with irritable bowel problems. Any recurrent infections will clear up quickly and you'll notice a restoration of energy and alertness you have never before seen in your own dog.
Dog Won't Eat Kibble Anymore - How to Feed a Picky Dog?
Let's move on to how to get you dog eating kibble again but making it more healthy for them so they want to eat it?
Let me share with you a diet choice that will get your dog eating again. Ending your dogs self imposed starvation and starting or reclaiming proper health relies on a diet that provides enough of the right combination of proteins and enzymes.
Introducing the Healthier Kibble Diet: If your dog is not eating their food, this diet gives your dog back not only something they want to eat but will also give them far greater long term health and happiness.
I created the Healthier Kibble Diet to help kibble feeding dog owners reclaim their dogs health from those day to day health issues that plague so many dogs, including when your dog refuses to eat.
Dog health issues that include the following:
Dog not eating food, Allergies, blocked anal glands, diarrhea, yeast infections, ear infections, skin and coat problems, hot spots, arthritis and poor digestion or sensitive tummies.
The link to the Healthier Kibble Diet is above.
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This guy recorded this at an IKEA showroom
LOL, I like Ikea.
This was greta exceeded my expectations AMAAAAZING!!!!
Your welcome, glad it helped.
God bless you for all you do for us dog lovers ❤
Your most welcome and thank you, appreciated.
i took a screenshot on the 10th of April you had 5.57k subscribers before i shared your channel on every pet channel out there, i am happy to see it worked, now you have 6.39k subscribers. If everyone else would do the same we could help Dan, because he helped so many of us !!
Hi Frank, thanks for doing that, much appreciated. Growing at a steady pace.. but always growing which is great.
It's great to see I'm now helping many more dogs with some great feedback to that effect.
All the best.
Wow man, you are really a great person for helping someone like you helped this guy. #humangoals
@@DanScott1 its 12k now !!
@@domiusdom7883 Dan helped me a lot he gave me great advise
My 10 month old Golden Retriever stopped eating her kibble. Only way she'll eat is if topped with chicken broth or a raw egg. I believe I created a picky eater by giving her duck necks with some kibble for lunch. Now she understands that the duck necks are much tastier as is the chicken broth than her boring ol kibble.
I don't blame her... do you?
This is what my Healthier Kibble Diet is all about, adding in some extras so dogs get some proper nutrition - not just kibble!
Keep adding the good stuff. She's a smart dog.
I totally agree with this video, I’m not happy feeding my puppy kibble ( she doesn’t seem to like it anyways) but I haven’t found the right homemade diet for puppies. Can’t wait till she’s older to start feeding her homemade or raw food.
Don't wait, puppies are busy building their future immune system so good diet is essential now.
My ebook has all 3 diets: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
The Healthier Kibble Diet, The Home Cooked Fooed Diet and the Raw Food Diet.
Wow. Glad to have found you. I am on a new journey of 9 young dogs/pups
Wow! If going much more natural, your in the right place.
@@DanScott1 absolutely but initially I was seasoning the food. I realize now that dogs don’t need the salt and they eat it better if I don’t put any in… oh, because I do also supplement with some kibble until I get the hang of it😊. I was making cat food for the stray kittens I found (with turkey, rice, carrots) and they wouldn’t eat it. Can you believe it? So, I had to give them kibble and wet food; but I thought maybe it’s because I put salt and pepper in it? So I’m working on cooking for the dogs. Plus I have the eight cats/kittens still (three live out in my shed and refuse to come inside)I know it’s ridiculous but I just can’t bear to give them away. Maybe they’ll find a good home eventually but they’re all so happy here. but yes, I’m just trying to get the swing of cooking fresh for all of them. I just haven’t managed it well yet. The shed is actually a chicken coop because I have five chickens coming inside into my back porch at night because of raccoons.😄 but the cats and chickens get along swimmingly lol I finally got the stray momma spayed so we r on the right track. Anyway, just love your show. I was watching some of your other episodes yesterday as well❤️🌹 and yes, I absolutely detest many of the harsh medications, so yeah I’m always looking for natural remedies. One thing I always tell myself is- natural medicine works better as a preventative than a cure so trying to stay ahead of the issues, or diseases is a balancing act
@@tiffanyclark-grove1989 Cats would probably prefer a raw egg - a complete food. Young cats will tend to stick to the food they get started on when adult.
No seasoning necessary. A dogs focus is only to fill it's stomach.
All the best. I'm here if you have a question.
My 1yr old stopped eating kibble after I transitioned him to the adult formula,it's been a few days and everything I've tried has faild,going to give this a shot,wish me luck.
It will work, but you may then find he likes fresh food better, so be ready to feed more fresh food in the diet. So in a normal sized kibble meal, reduce the kibble by 30% and replace with eggs, canned sardines (in water) and part cooked and blended veg. plus a little meat or some of that freeze dried raw food as a topper: Steve's Real Food Freeze-Dried Raw Food Diet for Dogs and Cats, 2-Pack, Turducken Recipe (Turkey & Duck), 1.25 lbs - amzn.to/3CIje5c
Freeze dried raw dog food Acana - amzn.to/3KRZvTH
Plus always add probiotics in all meals: - amzn.to/3yoURqU
Oh and best of luck!
we've just adopted (10 days ago) a 13+ year old dog that has been rejected from his owner and was hit by a train (as he is fully deaf) and survived. He's adjusting emotionally pretty well and wants to always be near us. He was prescribed Royal Canin Gasto, but he refuses to eat it. We've tested him for many parasites incl guardia and coccidia and is clear. His ALAT and ASAT liver enzymes are high but not awful. I've just tried him on your sardine/brown rice/egg/yogurt recipe, he ate half of it somewhat willingly and then walked away. I've just started him today on milk thistle per your suggestions in other videos in addition to a multivitamin, probiotics and enzymes. The shelter says he's just being "difficult" and we should wait until he gives into just kibble, but he's been so sweet with us in every other way, my gut says if I could just figure out what food he wants to eat, I could help him. Is it possible that he would respond better to another protein like mod-fat beef or pork or chicken? I once gave him steamed turkey and white rice with mediocre reviews from both ends if you know what I mean :) I know the sardines are meant also for omega content, but perhaps he's just not "into" fish. Please help!
Thank you for good detail. Stay away from that gastro option, not the first time this week I've said this.
If he ate half, that's a great sign and means you gave him twice what he wanted. Look at the nutrition he ate in that half... amazing!
Milk thistle.. great. (Soothing the digestive system).
Probiotics and enzymes.. great too.
Multivitamin..?
He's too old for kibble, feed the goof stuff - fresh food.
This will restore his health, wellbeing, vigor and peace of mind to bring confidence. He's a feeling animal and good food brings good feelings. Keep drugs to a minimum to zero level - including vaccines, zero is best.
Yes, try the pork, chicken with cooked and well mashed/blended veg and the others you know, sardines, eggs etc. The sardines are for oils but you can always add some flax or hemp seed oils.
Try some raw green tripe, great all in one dog food.
Keep carbs low, protein high and fat moderate.
@@DanScott1 thank you for your thorough and helpful response, I will follow them to a T. I have been feeding him according to your suggestions and in just one week his eyes are brighter, his coat shinier and I can tell he's loving all the real food (finally!) Why vets and shelter owners never tell me these things, I don't know, thank god I found your work, I'm sure you've saved a million pups and pup parents!
@@kimberlyskrobol9167 Funny you should say a million pups/parents, because that's my aim.
Big pharma has complete control of the health system... say no more.
Well done for taking control of your dogs health, things can only get better.
Hey Dan! My puppy wouldn't eat anything I tried to feed him after he threw up from deworming medication. He was hesitant of your recipe but won't stop eating now! Thanks for the video, amazing information
Excellent, glad he's ok. Remember the natural dewormer I recommend next time:
Black Walnut, Clove & Wormwood Extract:
Works 100% and natural. I made a video about it.
very smart video
Thank you : )
Thanks for the video, I'm getting desperate here in the U.S.
14 yr old dog lost his owner (my neighbor) two months ago. I took the old dog in and now she is not eating unless I hand feed her cooked chicken or ham. She will not eat her moist kibbles out of her bowl. Her prior owner use to add a little bit of water to her kibbles but when I try that her kibbles seems to pack togeather. I have tried other canned food with no real sucess. Her whole environment has changed and is now getting skinny and frail looking. What is your recommendation?
The dog is feeling her age and internal deterioation and knows she needs food that makes her feel better than plain ol kibble. Hence loving the cooked chicken and ham.
If you can, I'd mix raw eggs, canned sardines, cooked and well mashed veg and some raw meats in with the kibble. She'll love that and it will make her stronger and put on some weight. It means more of a food budget from you though.
If you have a local butcher, they'll save you all the free scraps and meaty bones.
Also get some probiotics: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
They help a lot with digestion, smoothing things out. Add to every meal and start at half dose and work up over serveral days.
I commend you on your giving nature and therefor appreciate and respect you for your actions with this dear old dog.
this guy doesnt blink much .. it got me chills bruh ! lol
lol. It's them eyes!
So happy to have found you! Thanks for all the valuable info. I want to get your guide, but do your recipes cater to dogs that "might" have kidney disease. I say might because the vet says some of his numbers are "high" but he doesn't show any symptoms of KD. Got his blood work done again and his SDMA went down a lot but the vet insists that I keep him on a Renal Royal Canin diet. My dog hates it. And for me it doesn't feel right.
That renal diet wont work.. at all! Tha dog knows it, you know it and I know it, so we all agree.
Here's what to do next for a better diet if you want to stay with kibble: (better kibble option below).
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues)
Very low carbs in diet (cause of inflammation and later, cancer)
No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives.
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie rice, potato, pasta..
@@DanScott1 I want to thank you so much for all your incredibly valuable information, and I haven’t stopped watching your videos because you are so aligned with some thing I have always felt, but never trusted because the vets always discourage you from changing the nutrition of the dog. I did switch to some homemade recipes that I got from the website just food for dogs so I’ve decided to only cook for my 14 pound Pomeranian mix Picasso. And I’m going to also include some of your diet suggestions as I bought your e-book and I realize how much more valuable information I can get from your videos. I am a little nervous though, because my dog is having extreme diarrhea or very very loose stools and is this something I should expect over the transition from kibble? He has never liked any of the kibble I have bought him and I’m worried that if I buy that special kibble you mentioned I would be spending $66 on something that he just won’t eat. He definitely loves the fresh fruit aspect and I love feeding him what I know to be in the meal. But is there anything I can do to help him hard and his stools I did order some of the slippery elm, but it won’t be here until Friday from Amazon. I was going to order some of the other things that you suggested in your response as well like the sardines, but they seem to be out of stock. If you could just let me know if there’s anything I can do for him for the diarrhea and extremely slimy loose stool it would be so helpful. Just really worried since I still have that vet mentality where he was slightly diagnosed with the potential kidney disease. Thank you so much for your time. Dan and I know you have helped so many people with their furry family friends.
@@BrendenSanborn The slippery elm will help when it arrives. Give on an empty stomach with a little yoghurt or something.
The gut is inflamed and I recommend this video to help with the diarrhea: czcams.com/video/xlykUCtumFs/video.html
Just follow the transition slowly as in the 'Feed Your Dog Better' ebook instructions.
after 2-3 days, your dog will eat the food on its plate, trust me. No picky dogs for me.
True in many cases but some dogs are saying something about the quality of the nutrition given them and how it's affecting their body negatively. They are asking for better than plain ol kibble, desparate for some live enzymes in their food.
After all, kibble is cereal for dogs.
I just adopted a husky she had surgery to get spayed 4 days ago and I brought her home yesterday, she’s not eating any of the kibble but she was eating small pieces of bone that was outside just fine
She's not keen on the kibble and seeking more beneficial nutrition, hence the bone eating outside. Huskies are still wild on the inside! Your options: get the free Dog Health Action List: healthydogforlife.com/guide and follow the advice, that will help, or get my ebook Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/. It contains the answer your dog's looking for, for better nutrition. Ultimately this will keep you Husky much healthier and longer lived.
Huskies still have their wild side and that includes a more natural nutrition based meal each day. Kibble on it's own is not enough for them, you need to add extras to it for a Healthier Kibble Diet. These dogs demand better nutrition than plain standard kibble if they are to live good lives, feel great and look awesome.
Is this recipe okay for a 3 month old puppy? Can I substitute the sardines with other meat? My puppy would eat home cooked meals but just not kibble. I asked around and they told me not to give him homemade meals because he’s too young and his diet is hard to balance. Am I making him pickier by giving him home cooked meals? After him not eating his kibble for a meal or two, I start to worry that he might starve and make him something he likes. Am I spoiling him? Also, is it okay to wait 1-2 days and see if he’ll eat any? I’ve never waited that long. Any tips on what I should do?
Yes it's great for a 3 month pup. Yes you can substitute other mewats for the sardines or add them extra.
I recommend not asking around, you'll get uninformed answers. He's not too young and it's easy to balance the food.
Kibble alone is not the best choice, it needs FRESH food adding to it to make it better nutrition, so making your dogs meals at home is healtheir long term.
Dogs mostly understand fresh food so after eating it, many prefer it to kibble which is understandable.
Dogs can go hungry for days and weeks, they are built to be hardy animals.
Tips: Feed a home cooked food diet, it's easy with this ebook: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Or feed a healthier kibble diet (that's a kibble diet with healthy extras). This diet is also available in the same ebook as the above link.
The ebook will guide you on everything you wish to know to bring your pup up healthy.
Al the best.
Hey Dan if a dog isn’t eating any kibble very few treats and mainly water what can I do or what are signs?
Million dollar question without history. Could be kidney issues, liver, pancreas etc. Any blood work?
My Yorkie has stopped eating, not sure if it's because the alpha dog died in our home last month so maybe he feels out of routine and stressed. He's eating slices of ham but not his kibble. I tried giving him tuna with kibble and he liked that but only ate tuna. He's a fussy eater but I'm so worried about him, he's lethargic and seems uninterested with his own food
Hi Jade, yes it's to do with the other dog but not directly... it's you he's feeling the emotions from.
As the humans in the home pick back up to normal, so will your dog.
I'd give your Yorkie some extras added to the kibble, it's so much healthier longer term anyway than kibble alone.
Get my free dog health action plan: healthydogforlife.com/guide
In there you'll find some great options to make your Yorkies food healthier. It's very easy and quick to do.
All the best.
@DanScott i have a german shepherd. 7 months he was not showing intrest to eat kibble and he was not loved to eat food can you help me to get my problem solved.
Difficult to know the issue without history. GSD's are quite sensitive animals and certainly require fresh food in the diet. Try a meal of soft boiled egg, a few canned sardines and a little meat of chicken, plus add a little part cooked and well mashed veggies. Mix together and serve.. does the dog eat it?
Dan Scott my problem is I've always hand-fed my dog people food I cook for them daily and I have one dog that never allowed another dog to actually eat kibble so she won't touch kibble now that dog has passed away and my non-kibble eating dog still won't touch kibble and I want to switch to kibble with possibly a topper how can I do this she still won't touch kibble and she's very tired of my cooking her appetite has gone to nothing and I mean super high value food has been given that of obligation she will take bites but only when I hand feed her she's not sick she's just sick of my food please help
Well you could feed her the Healthier Kibble Diet. It's part of my ebook Feed Your Dog Better, that way you have the information you need to feed the way you want but she still gets healthy food: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Does that help?
Boyfriend brought his bulldog to our new apartment, who has previously been living with his mom. This dog is so stubborn on eating kibble. I’ve tried adding water, coconut oil, store additives. All he wants to drink is water until he throws up.
The dog is a little nervous of this new situation and needs to settle in.
Also in regards kibble, here's some help:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
Your boyfriends bulldog is sensitive, but I can see you have love for them both to take such a dog in. Use the above information to give the dog more of what he really needs and that's fresh foods.. and he'll eat them too!
The dog is just not hungry enough. You are not his parent, you are his master.
Hello! Hope you could give me advice. Today I received the most beautiful gift. A puppy, a shitzu puppy. I was really happy and was told that the puppy eats 3 times a day. I received the puppy at 10 in the morning so I thought of giving him food for lunch. I gave him dog food (nutri chunks for puppy) and he ate aLl of it. When dinner came my parents bought roasted chicken and fed a little bit to the puppy. I tried to make him eat dog food but he won't eat it. So I decided to mix a bit of chicken with his dog food. He ate only the chicken and refused to eat the dog food. How can I make him like dog food again?
Kinda too late, now he knows the good stuff! Now you'll want to make home made food for the pup which is much better than pet food anyway and he'll be healthier long term.
I've had this a lot from pet parents and once the dog knows real food, it does not like kibble anymore, and lets face it, I'd be the same.
So you can lern the basics of canine nutrition which is easy and feed your new charge appropriately. Shitzu's are small so it's not a lot of fuss. You can even buy pre-made ready meals the dog will like or make your own. I have a diet book with 3 main diets you can work with: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Or just get some Steves real food or Primal ready meals and the dog will love them.. and much healthier then just plain kibble.
hahaaha I thought so too... I have a bit of a probLem because when i got him, i was very excited and immediately bought a big bag of nutri chunks... 😑(sigh) i probably should start giving the dogfood to the strays. But then i might get some scolding from my parents for wasting money by buying impulsively... 😥😅
Thank you! NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE! 💓💓💓💓
@@nikkii.7494 We live and learn and that's ok. The strays will love you.. just do it when parents are not looking or better still tell them straight up about an honest mistake and the information you personally received from a dog health expert that means a better, healthier future for your dog and so this impulsive buy is a learning investment : ).
My pup is a three year old rescue. He has zero food drive. No treat, no food or anything in two days since I got him. He is happy and playing nonstop but doesn’t seem to want food. I mixed a cooked egg into his food and he finally ate that but spit out the good kibble I got him
He's telling you straight away that the kibble is not for him but likes eggs. That's instinctive.
Feed him fresh food such as egg, canned sardines, veg and meats on the bone if you can or at least a Healthier Kibble Diet: eBook Feed Your Dog Better:
healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
The ebook is the easier way to build a great diet for him easily and simply.
Hope that helps.
My bullmastiff pup won't eat kibble even though I soak the kibble and add 40grams full of offal mince to entice him. This offal mince contains 30g Liver, 40g Kidney, 230g Heart, 120g Tongue, 600 grams meat per 1kg of offal mince. Any tips on what I can add? He seems to like egg however not sure if egg is good for him every meal.
Eggs are excellent dog food (raw best), same with canned sardines (packed in water) and lots of part cooked and well mashed or blended veg with that offal and add less kibble.
Today is the fourth day giving my puppy this meal she loves it, however I tried to give her kibbles and she refused to eat those, is there anything you could recommend
Begin mixing in a few kibbles (stir well in) and build up over time.
Just got a puppy he’s a German shepherd and he’s 9 weeks old I got him royal canin bc that’s what I got my last puppy and they loved it but he ate it two full bowls then the next day he wouldn’t eat it at all he’s eating his treats and doing everything else normally but when it’s time to eat he won’t idk what’s up he picks up each piece 1 by 1 and will chew it but spits it right back out
Basically this individule does not like the food offered. Here's a video on 3 good kibble choices: czcams.com/video/HdmrW_FKTp4/video.html
Pick one of them for him (and add some fresh food to the diet). So he gets some healthy live food in the bowl too. Thinks eggs, canned sardines and veg. That way he loves what he's fed and grows up healthier.
Food for thought.
What kind of meats on bone do you recommend? My 1yr old pitbull stopped eating his kibble after vomiting.
Sorry for late reply, your comment was held. Waste chicken frames can sometimes be on offer. Pork leg is easy chew food. Raw green tripe is a complete food nutritionally, you could feed 3/4 green tripe with some kibble at 1/4 of meal volume, greentripe.com. Add probiotics when transitioning over to raw food as his guts won't yet be used to it: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Best dogs ever, look after him.
Hi there, my dog isn’t eating his dog food, the vet says there’s a lump in his pancreas/liver 😔 is there any advice you can give me
Hi Celine, straight away clean up the diet and give some home remedies/supplements.
It's a lot to go into here but start with my diet eBook as it's diet that is most likely the underlying cause agravated by too many drugs from the vet trying to make up for poor diet... what's poor diet: kibbles.
In the book is the Healthier Kibble Diet, start with that diet. There's also the home cooked food diet and the raw food diet... it's a great book from 15 years of research and practice... and more importantly, what your dog now needs. healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
The supplements are in the book that go with the diets... it's ALL in there for you to follow.
Your dog will start eating the food too because it's MUCH healthier with the additions to the diet.
Also add in some (to meals) Milk Thistle to begin cleansing the liver (Important). amzn.to/2LdsWpY
Let me know your dogs size for dossage.
thank you so much. i have a 2 1/2 year old husky that will go a week without eating if its not chicken and rice. we know shes missing nutrients very bad, and we are desperate at this point to get her back on track.
Your welcome. For chicken, use the juice from boiling up some chicken as a broth for taste and flavor. If your using rice, make it wholemeal brown and mash it before serving for better digestion and nutrient absorption.
@@DanScott1 ok for sure. and do you think i should give the sardine meal a whirl as well? aslo i would imagine you would prep that daily and not meal prep it as it has fish in it?
@@kendallpalladino9982 Yes, lots of sardines is great for oils/vitamins/minerals/protein. Add them into meals 3days per week.
Hi , how many times a day can I give this to my 6 months puppy ?I been having a hard time with her eating her kibble, however I gave this to her today she ate pretty good
Hi Nora, with every meal you give your dog.
Thank you , for how many days?
@@noraavila7829 Until the dog is comfortable eating and continue with adding the healthier foods long term for better health if possible.
What will you do for a 10 week old female yorkie puppy who only weighs 1Ibs and 13oz and is a picky eater and pretty much turn her nose up at any and everything I put in front of her except nutrical I just want my baby girl to eat I need help
Have you tried preparing home made food. A little chicken breast, some cooked and well crushed veg, some egg, all mixed up and serve (that's a complete meal - nutritionally). Just add a little nutrical to it.
Let me know if that works.
Honestly rehome it or else it will just drain your energy everyday. Move on with another puppy.
Any ideas for fat free? My dog has stomach problems when he eats fat and he's getting old and him not eating has been stressing me out alot being worried for him
He needs some dietary love and cleansing. For FAR better digestion, give these: amzn.to/3msD1Me Just add to food, makes a big difference. Start at half dose and work up over a few days.
And to cleanse the digestive system and flush the liver (IMP.), give this: amzn.to/3mpijN6
Just serve by weight. ie 150lb person takes 56 drops, so 75lb dog is 28 drops daily fort 4 months.
For fat free, add in some canned sardines, cooked eggs, LOTS of half cooked and well mashed veg.
He will turn a corner on that lot.
My 11 months old husky only ate a few amount. Any suggestions?
You could tempt him/her with some bone broth to build some appetite: Organic chicken bone broth for dogs: amzn.to/3zgsN8M
Then later try a mix of soft boiled egg, canned sardines, a little well cooked brown rice, some part cooked and blended green veg and a little meat, all mixed together with just a little kibble or better still without the kibble.
Add some probiotics to the meals (these ones): amzn.to/3yoURqU start at half serving size and build up over a few days.
And add this: Guts & Glory (7 beef organs powder): amzn.to/337cxwj to really get some good vitamins, minerals, proteins into the diet.
This will work.
I struggle to get my dog to eat anything. She has no health issues. She'll eat a quarter to a half a tin of wet food every night, and she's super thin. She's a czech german shepherd, and is super active, but doesn't seem to eat enough to feed that energy. Makes no sense.
She's probably not too keen on the food. Her super sensitive nose can pick out every ingredient and some she does not like enough to eat much.
Look at my free guide and try some of the ideas and let me know how you get on with her.
healthydogforlife.com/guide
I have 6 month old french bulldog he was on kibble but he stoped wanting kibble and wants what we eat how can i make him eat his kibble again?
Think about it.. would you like to eat his kibble?
There's no going back, Frenchies are smart.
Try the below information help.
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better but not essential.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables and freeze dried greens.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/UTI's/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
I have a puppy so picky I’m wondering if he eats food at all lol but seriously the breeder told me she was feeding him diamond puppy but he looks at it as if he’s never seen it before 🤷🏾♂️ put some broth on it with some neat toppers and he ate that once now he doesn’t even eat it like that starting to wonder if he ever ate kibble at all, your thoughts on this would be helpful
I think he's got an idea of what real food tastes like, that's why he ate the mixed food you gave him, once, but the kibble he does not like is still there in the second meal. Good thing he's still a puppy because you can still train him on the food you want him to eat going forward. How old is he? How often do you feed?
What is he? Weight?
I bet if you put down some raw green smelly tripe he'd eat it.
So depends on the direction your willing to take with his diet. Big dog? expensive to eat all fresh food, small dog, no problem.
Here's some useful information:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx (auto immune disease issues)
Very low carbs in diet (cause of inflammation)
No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives.
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie rice, potato, pasta..
Thanks for replying he’s a 15 week old German Shepherd he’s 40 lbs my plan was to feed him whatever he was eating and then gradually work him into a fresh/raw diet with a little bit of the kibble still in rotation partially but I don’t think he’s ever eaten any kibble dry or wet because he will walk right by it but I actually meal prepped him a mix of what you suggested yesterday and I’m about to see how he likes it,as for now he eats twice a day or should I say I attempt to feed him twice a day and was putting about a cup and a half of food per meal
I also gave him a raw turkey neck this morning and he ate it all so do you think he was already on some form of raw food diet or was he eating table food?
@@mcolemc22 Great dogs, but a little sensitive. Great that your doing mostly raw, GSD's need it that way.
Twice a day is good and when he's fully grown, you can feed once daily after walks/exercise later in the day.
@@mcolemc22 Maybe table food but that raw turkey neck is real and raw which is perfect. If you can plan and budget for a full raw food diet, that's the way he'll want it.
And it's good to start like this with him at a young age so he has a solid immune system as an adult.
Raw green tripe is also great dog food and a complete nutrition with everything in it, so you could feed that a couple times a week, just defrost to above room temp.. and yes, it's a bit smelly but he'll love it. Example: greentripe.com
I highly recommend zero vaxx going forward, vet drugs and any synthetics.
Puppy shots last a lifetime, more on this later this week with new video coming out.
My dog won't eat anything, hes losing weight rapidity and I don't know what to do.
So you've tried the foods mentioned in this video?
Can I use boiled chicken instead of sardines?
You can and it still gives your dog better nutrition. Very lightly boil the chicken! Try and add sardines if you can get canned, as they add natural oils your dog needs, otherwise use some flax oil at one teaspoon per 15lbs of dog weight.
Save yourself 6 minutes of valuable time folks: It's a 6 minute ad for an e product
The answer is free to getting your dog eating again. And there's the eBook option after to improve your dogs life long term if your willing.
Thank you!
please help me, my dog stopped eating her regular food which is (different)meat and rice(for almost 4 years), shes a picky eater, im pretty sure shes just got tired of it because before she actually stopped eating shes showing signs that shes not that interested anymore and she always watch me when i eat waiting for me to give her my food..
now im trying to train her to eat kibbles, its been 4 days now but she only has eaten 8 pieces the other day and 9 pieces today(regular size kibble) she already lost weight since she stopped eating her regular meal more than a week ago..should i continue the training(giving the food on time then take it after 10-20mins until the next meal) thanks!!!!!........😟
She won't eat kibble, way too late for that after meat.
@@DanScott1 will adding grind meat to the kibble make a change? before, i used to add meat pieces but she only eats the meat..or what if i soak the kibble, mash it then mix in grind beef/liver..thanks so much..
@@jeffrivera6 Sorry, I hadn't actually finished my comment when FF crashed. Is she a small dog? I have some ideas.
@@DanScott1 yes, shes small.. im not sure what breed but most likely a havanese..
@@jeffrivera6 Well why not transition her to raw food with a little cooked food and forget the kibble. It's much healthier and she does not like kibble anyway. I have a an ebook with 3 main diets inside: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
No more guesssing, use the ebook.
my beagle stop eating dog food after he taste rice,what can i do to make him eat dog food again?
Your Beagle is very wise and knows dog food is not as nutritious as human food. You will have to feed your dog more healthy food now like eggs, vegetables, meat, rice and fish. Just add a little dog food to the mix.
Hi Dan, I tried your recipe and my picky puppy loves it, seems to be all she’ll eat. But is it supposed to be per meal or per day? I’m concerned about the amount of sodium. So I doubled every ingredient except the sardines, and feeding two meals of it a day, but that still adds up to a lot of sodium with canned sardines! I’d love to get her back on kibble somehow, thanks! Edit: She is a 50 pound 7 month old Labradoodle who is active and stopped eating well after change in the family
If you get sardines packed in fresh water only, that solves the sodium issue.
It's per meal..
Mix it in with the kibble.
@@DanScott1 Okay great thanks a lot, I have been getting sardines packed in fresh water only but they’re still 300mg for an 86g can, I read somewhere that a dog this size should have no more than 300mg per day, does this sound right to you? Thank you so much
@@thomasnunya1438 Just break up the sardines and feed to appropriate amount. Save the rest in the fridge and will last 3 days in the fridge. After that freeze the sardines, then defrost and serve.
I can't see my previous replies here on YT. I don't know your pups size but 300mg is the weight of a small feather. Give at least half a canned fish per meal per day. The pup should be kept slim but not skinny so feed enough to keep the pup this way.
@@DanScott1 Okay sounds good so you think that 300mg of sodium is still quite a small amount? She is 50 pounds and quite active, thanks again for all your help I hope you are all doing well over in UK
@@thomasnunya1438 Sardines in water are great to add and the sodium content is fine. Just add to one meal a day or half over two meals. They really do give the oils needed by your dog that kibble does not contain, so I recommend you keep them in the diet.
Doing well here, thank you for asking.
My 15 week puppy only eats soaked kibble with cooked chicken or lamb. Is that ok?
Hi, that's a great start, get the free guide (top pinned comment), that's got some more great ideas to go with the kibble to make it better balanced.. but your off to good start - good for you.
Dan Scott thank you so much! You video was very helpful!!
@@deeptimathur8882 Your welcome. Look after that pup : ).
But my dog won't at all, neither the kibble, nor eggs or chicken and rice which he used to love
:((
So your dogs not eating anything?
Any other health issues?
Is there a lifestyle issue ie has something changed around them that's different to before?
@@DanScott1 well he's been eating sporadically,he's an older dog but he barely eats, it's been a little more than a month, he hasn't lost any weight but we have been in the process of moving homes
@@kavya8974 Maybe he's feeling your moving home stress.. that happens.
I'd definitely keep looking to feed him more healthy foods.. seems like you have been doing that (my free guide will help too: healthydogforlife.com/guide
I's definitely put him through a course of Milk Thistle: video all about it :czcams.com/video/W6_AlhxuXuQ/video.html
And some CBD oil definitely helps to boost his immune system.. you may even notice him completely pick up like a new dog!
Again, another video to look at on this: czcams.com/video/SE6aRBhwbUE/video.html
Hope that helps you and the old fella.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much for your help i will definitely try your suggestions! ❤️
@@kavya8974 My pleasure, best of luck.
My dog is underweight since he won’t eat like not any type of dog food but will eat some human food :/ like he won’t touch his food at all ive tried everything I’m frustrated ...he won’t eat what u said to make either :/
I see. Make a plate of what you like, then feed him by hand from your food (with your bodies smell on the food) if and when he's near and interested. He might like your meal/food and maybe that's a way to get him started.
@@DanScott1 okay ! For sure I’ll try that thank you!
My 9month old just stopped eating it, I give kibble boiled chicken pumpkin and carrots didn’t like it, than subbed pumpkin purée with cottage cheese... still not interested😔
Same but now I feed my pitbull raw food now he eats good
I'd fast the dog for 24 hrs, build up an appetite, then give the foods with the kibble that the dog has previously eaten ok.
There's also some good ideas in the Free guide:
healthydogforlife.com/guide
@@bsavagemode6174 Raw's always going to be the best diet option. Love Pitts.
My moms dog is 5 and won’t touch dog food and we can’t afford meat every day at a loss
Raw or soft boiled eggs, plenty, great protein, Canned sardines in water, part cooked and blended veggies, a little brown rice, cooked and mashed. And waste from the butchers is free plus marked down about to expire deals at the supermarket.
I tried this, my little shih tzu smelled and left. She didn't eat :(
She's too smart! I'd just feed her raw complete meals or home made cooked food instead for the best in health and low cost with a small dog.
Adding to this, if you’re getting yogurt for your dog make sure it has no xylitol as that’s toxic for dogs
Your absolutely right, thanks for pointing that out. In fact I made a video all about Xylitol poisoning: czcams.com/video/UpBgd0V1AL4/video.html
And make sure its vegan because Lactose is NOT good for your dog At all
@@deecyp64 Thank you.
@@deecyp64 I use goat yogurt because it's low/zero in lactose
@@chrisw3904 Idk.. I dont want to talk about whats natural and what isnt (cause it is Nonsense tbh) but for what nutritional value would you include that :D
hard boil egg? I give it raw
Yes you can hard boil the egg or give raw. Giving raw means extra nutritional content as cooking destroys some of the nutrients. Great for dogs with less than great health.
FEED RAW FOOD PROBLEM SOLVED
Best idea.
Isn't feeding your dog kibble on the equivalent of having your kid live off of cereal. I mean humans can't live off of one type of food, how is it any different for dogs?
Pretty much, yes, which is why I recommend adding fresh food to the mix for better nutritional balance. Kibble alone is a bad idea.
@@DanScott1 okay, thank you very much for that. Really want to optimize the health for my little buddy. Really appreciate it.
My dog is just too smart she eats the egg then leaves the kibbles ahh i tried so many dog food nothing works
Some dogs are like that. Maybe a bit of chicken stock added to the kibble to make it more tasty and some well mixed in canned sardines.
Dan Scott thank you i will for sure try that😊!
@@user-jr4ob9el4h No worries, let me know how it goes. I can always give you a few further suggestions.
Dan Scott no luck for me my dog still eats the canned sardines and chicken stock but she leaves the kibble but thanks for this video ill just try more different dog foods
@@user-jr4ob9el4h Remember the great news here is that your dog is eating some really healthy foods, so I'd continue to add them. Try adding some egg and cooked & mashed vegetables too. My free guide really helps too: healthydogforlife.com/guide
What the heck is kibble?
Dry commercial dog food in bags.
After my puppy survive Parvo, he became a raw eater. Loves raw sardines.
Thanks for sharing. Sardines are grest for dogs.
Why would you feed your dog kibble ITS TOXIC!!Start doing some digging on line, I refuse to feed my dogs kibble anymore they are dying 50% more because of cancers they get from eating kibble and canned food.
Indeed, fresh food is best. But most people wont make the jump so I introduced a third option, the healthier kibble diet which at least means less kibble and more fresh food in the meal and the option to go full home cooked or better still full raw diet is there too.
Most people need educating slowly one step at a time.
Pet parents like you get it after life experience and research. Thank you for your message, appreciated.
So.. how to ignore your dog when it tells you that it wants to eat actual food ,that their bodies are made to digest and thrive on, and make it eat processed trash instread. Sad
Ah.. but that's the point Matilda! For folks that won't won't change their dogs kibble diet... what then? Ignore it? Sad indeed.
Or.. inspire them to do something small, something better, something that their dog can benefit from. It's about adding something 'actual' to the equation and opening the door to more.
I tried telling people 12 years ago about 'real food', some embraced it, many did not. Now I seek to infiltrate slowly, one step at a time on the path to millions.
One example: my book helps pet parents to add 'actual food' to their dogs kibble meals. This improves things, people and dogs feel better, there is positive change. Then.. in the book.. there is the home cooked and raw food diet, waiting to be peaked at, entertained, incorporated.. maybe, just maybe.
This is the slow game of teasing but dogs are ever present and eternally happy.. and if it happens that their human parent see's the light, I am honored to serve all.
Exactly! Dogs should all be fed a vegan diet! Thank you for saying it
good grief get to the information, dislike completely
I, I captain.