I had a young dog do the same thing. Turned out she was allergic to the food.
I have an older dog that is now doing this. I have changed her food up and now am transitioning to Raw Blend at night and kibble in the morning for convenience.
I listen to the dog. In the former case I was feeding a very high end granular food. The dog simply could not eat it.
In the latter case with the older dog (she is 8) the formula was changed and she was OK with it for awhile (went from potato base to pea base) but then started to refuse the food. I changed the food and she was better, but at 8 who knows. I am practical enough to realize she may have something else going on (kidneys or whatever) and also that at 8 years old I am not going to spend large money finding out what or trying to cure her spending even more large money. With the Raw she has been much happier and I will run with that. If she starts to refuse that I will take her in and get blood work done just to see, but considering her medical history and age I will extend to her palliative care only and keep her happy and comfortable.
You can try getting canned salmon and adding a heaping tablespoon of that to the kibble and mixing it in or just waiting the dog out OR you can change the food OR you can take her to the vet for blood work and see if there is something else going on (assuming she is healthy acting in every other way).
I have an older dog that is now doing this. I have changed her food up and now am transitioning to Raw Blend at night and kibble in the morning for convenience.
I listen to the dog. In the former case I was feeding a very high end granular food. The dog simply could not eat it.
In the latter case with the older dog (she is 8) the formula was changed and she was OK with it for awhile (went from potato base to pea base) but then started to refuse the food. I changed the food and she was better, but at 8 who knows. I am practical enough to realize she may have something else going on (kidneys or whatever) and also that at 8 years old I am not going to spend large money finding out what or trying to cure her spending even more large money. With the Raw she has been much happier and I will run with that. If she starts to refuse that I will take her in and get blood work done just to see, but considering her medical history and age I will extend to her palliative care only and keep her happy and comfortable.
You can try getting canned salmon and adding a heaping tablespoon of that to the kibble and mixing it in or just waiting the dog out OR you can change the food OR you can take her to the vet for blood work and see if there is something else going on (assuming she is healthy acting in every other way).