BTW, he turned 2 in March and is 84 lbs. : ) Thanks for any comments. Jacqui |
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It could be a lot of things... he might just be hot, or having an off day here and there, or there may be something going on. If he seems otherwise ok I've found that dogs will do that if you get a bag of food that has gone bad. You may not see anything different or smell anything wrong with the food but they can sense something "off" about it long before we can. |
I never thought about the food possibly having gone bad. We're due for more, so I think I'll do that sooner than I had planned to see if there's a change. Thanks. |
FWIW my dogs always slow down suddenly with the eating when we get our first heat wave. It could be just the weather too. Even though my dogs are spoiled rotten and never have to be out in the heat it still effects their appetites. Shellie |
Maybe I'm just a worrywart, but I always get concerned when Oscar starts or stops doing something he never/always used to do. I am assuming that all else is normal with his digestion, like no vomiting, diarrhea, excess gas, etc. Is Winston pooping normally, panting more than usual, anything like that? Like others have said, it's probably nothing. If this were Oscar though, I would pay very close attention to see if anything else is off. Laurie and Oscar |
When my golden did this, he had pancreatitis. I'm not saying this to worry you but I would get it checked. |
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