When Your Pet Won’t Eat or Eats the Wrong Things…
There’s Finally a Fix
When Your Pet Won’t Eat or Eats the Wrong Things…
There’s Finally a Fix
When Your Pet Won’t Eat or Eats the Wrong Things…
There’s Finally a Fix
When your dog shows signs of food boredom or rejects a prescription diet, the answer may be in their nose.
Dogs don’t eat with their tongue — they eat with their nose.
While humans chase flavor, dogs are wired to follow scent. With up to 300 million olfactory receptors (vs. our 6 million), dogs literally smell their meals before they eat them. That’s why food boredom, prescription diets, or bland kibble often get ignored.
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We love our pets — but our human habits are slowly failing them.
Learn the truth behind what pets actually need at mealtime:
Dogs have unique nutritional needs that are quite different from ours. While we might enjoy a variety of flavors and textures, dogs rely heavily on their sense of smell, and what smells appetizing to them might not be the same for us. Ignoring this can lead to malnutrition, which can have serious consequences for their health.
Dogs are natural-born scavengers, so eating quickly is in their nature. However, this can be a problem if not managed, as it can lead to overeating, indigestion, or even choking. Understanding and addressing this instinct is vital for their well-being.
A big mistake is not considering how different a dog’s sense of smell is from ours. What smells great to us might not be appealing to them, leading to disinterest in food or even malnutrition. This is a critical issue that affects their health.
Ensuring your dog gets a balanced diet goes beyond just providing food, it’s about offering the right kind of food that appeals to their senses. A diet that isn’t tailored to their needs can lead to serious health issues.
If your dog is losing interest in food, showing signs of malnutrition, or has low energy, it could be time for a diet change. These issues are more serious than they might seem and could be life-threatening if not addressed.

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