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Jack, my toy poodle, (age 7 mos, weight 6 pounds) doesn't really like any dog food. He will "dabble" in different types, by having about 5 pieces of any one dry dog food and then looking at me. These are the types I have tried on him...
Dry Food: Royal Canin Indoor Puppy 27, Royal Canin Babydog 30, Merrick, Evo Small Bites, California Natural, Purina Puppy Chow, Blue Buffalo, Eukanuba, Artemis Fresh Mix, Solid Gold, (that's all I can think of right now).
Wet Food: Nutro Puppy Mix with lamb and chicken, Cesar Puppy, Blue Buffalo Beef, Mixables
I have also tried mixing wet and dry and he seems to like neither. However, I do realize I give in and give him treats (like homemade ones, chicken filets for dogs, bil jac lil jacs (which he loves).) Occasionally, he will eat a decent amount of something but mostly not. And he has a 1.7 pound half brother yorkie poo who eats more than he.
Does anyone know of another food I can try or something that poodles might like to eat? I really do not want to do the raw food diet (even though I have heard good things about it).
Thanks!
Julie
Jack, my toy poodle, (age 7 mos, weight 6 pounds) doesn't really like any dog food. He will "dabble" in different types, by having about 5 pieces of any one dry dog food and then looking at me. These are the types I have tried on him...
Dry Food: Royal Canin Indoor Puppy 27, Royal Canin Babydog 30, Merrick, Evo Small Bites, California Natural, Purina Puppy Chow, Blue Buffalo, Eukanuba, Artemis Fresh Mix, Solid Gold, (that's all I can think of right now).
Wet Food: Nutro Puppy Mix with lamb and chicken, Cesar Puppy, Blue Buffalo Beef, Mixables
I have also tried mixing wet and dry and he seems to like neither. However, I do realize I give in and give him treats (like homemade ones, chicken filets for dogs, bil jac lil jacs (which he loves).) Occasionally, he will eat a decent amount of something but mostly not. And he has a 1.7 pound half brother yorkie poo who eats more than he.
Does anyone know of another food I can try or something that poodles might like to eat? I really do not want to do the raw food diet (even though I have heard good things about it).
Thanks!
Julie