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The amount of food your dog needs to meet daily requirements depends on the size of the dog and the food the dog eats. If you look on the dog food package it should tell you how much of that food your dog needs.
I have seen multiple dogs with the same behavior. They will push their nose into the bowl, push the food out, then eat it off the floor. Some dogs just prefer it that way. Some smaller dogs would even grab the food, take it out of the kitch...
If she appears to feel well, has no fever or other symptoms, and behaves normally, I'd bet she has found some source of calories other than her diet kibble. It could be something in your food pantry or garbage that she's managed to get at.....
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It sounds like somewhere along the line, somebody has been sneaking food to your dog. Even if they only get a treat once every 100 times they beg- it is enough to encourage them to continue to beg in the future. Beagles are usually incredib...
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As humans we put many human qualities on our animals. We as humans believe that dogs can do things in spite or get mad at us because of something we did. The truth is that dogs are very simple and do things only off of basic needs. If somet...
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Dog and cat food is designed to meet the special dietary needs of each species. Cats and dogs should not share food or eat the other's food because it will not provide the pet with the appropriate essential nutrients.
http://www.pfac.com/learn/faq/index.html
Eating cat food probably won't hurt your dog, though it's best that he doesn't eat it all the time. Cats and dogs require different diets. Cats are pure carnivores, meaning they typically eat nothing but meat, while dogs are omnivorous, mea...
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Like sassyfras said, dog food doesn't have the taurine that cats must have in their diet. As such, dog food isn't harmful for cats, but it is insufficient as their only or main food. Cat foods usually have more protein than dog foods, too, ...
http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5568
I know that this advice may sound harsh. However, with a dog that is already overweight, I can't do any harm. You, as an owner, decide what the dog is to eat and if he doesn't, that's too bad for him. No owner should have to struggle to thi...
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*Get a small can of wet dog food and mix a bit of water in with it and then it will form a healthy gravey and mix this in with his dry food. He will eat every bite. I have 8 dogs and they never leave any of their food. Never buy the dry dog...
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