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I have a mini poodle/ cavalier king charles mix and he's about 10 months. When we got him at 8 weeks, we started him on blue buffalo small breed puppy. He rarely ever eats his food when we put it down for him and it takes him about 2 hours to completely finish it. I've tried soaking it in water, putting wet food on top, sprinkling some cheese on it, but he just sniffs it and walks away. I am getting the feeling he really does not like it, so I am looking in to other brands. Does anyone have any particular success with small-breed puppies on any food?
I've been looking into Innova, Wellness, Merrick, and Nature's Recipe. He loves the wellness puppy treats, so i bought the canned puppy food to put on top of the blue buffalo. The first day, he gobbled it all up and I thought it was a success, however the next day he just sniffed it and walked away. I give him bully sticks, trachea, etc as treats, so I'd prefer to feed him something that isn't so high in protein, as the treats make up for this.
Any input would be greatly appreciated! thanks!!!
I have a mini poodle/ cavalier king charles mix and he's about 10 months. When we got him at 8 weeks, we started him on blue buffalo small breed puppy. He rarely ever eats his food when we put it down for him and it takes him about 2 hours to completely finish it. I've tried soaking it in water, putting wet food on top, sprinkling some cheese on it, but he just sniffs it and walks away. I am getting the feeling he really does not like it, so I am looking in to other brands. Does anyone have any particular success with small-breed puppies on any food?
I've been looking into Innova, Wellness, Merrick, and Nature's Recipe. He loves the wellness puppy treats, so i bought the canned puppy food to put on top of the blue buffalo. The first day, he gobbled it all up and I thought it was a success, however the next day he just sniffed it and walked away. I give him bully sticks, trachea, etc as treats, so I'd prefer to feed him something that isn't so high in protein, as the treats make up for this.
Any input would be greatly appreciated! thanks!!!