For dog food purchased by dog ​​owners, dogs sometimes show no appetite: they look at it, smell it, and then leave. At this time, the dog owner should first check whether the dog is sick, has a fever, or has diarrhea. If there are no problems, then the following 3 points may help you improve your dog’s appetite.

1. Change food:

If you eat one kind of food for a long time, just like people, dogs will also get tired of it. At this time, the dog owner can change the dog food to a different kind of dog food; new dog food with different flavors will make the dog have an appetite. But be careful not to change the dog food too frequently, otherwise the dog will not adapt well.

Pay special attention to puppies. Because the puppy's intestines and stomach are very delicate, because the digestive system is very delicate. It is best not to change dog food randomly for puppies who are three months old. If the puppy is not adaptable after changing food, you can feed a little "Lactase Raw" or "Mummy's Love" (available in pharmacies, for babies), take a small tube at a time, and mix the powder into the dog's food. Or feed it directly after dissolving, which can sometimes relieve the pain.

2. Hunger therapy:

You can make your anorexic dog not eat for 24 hours or 48 hours. This is also a good way to treat anorexia in dogs.

But there is one thing to note: you must ensure that you drink enough water! This will allow your dog's stomach to be well purified and rested, and then his appetite will be improved.

3. Physical training method:

There is another way to increase your dog’s appetite: let your dog increase the amount of physical training. If your dog's activity training usually lasts for 0.5-1 hour, then you should now increase the physical training to 1-2 hours.

In addition, if conditions permit, you can let your dog play in a wide space with dogs of other weights and heights that are better than your dog. This can promote digestion and increase appetite.