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It may be daft, but if it works, why not?!! I think the hot water on the biscuits is worth a try..... |
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How about a couple of drops of cod liver oil on them? I know that she has a very delicate consistancy, but I think that's all natural so should be okay. The fishy smell tends to get them going. Mine often go off foods too, so I keep a variety here. They don't have Teddie's problems though, so I know that's not much help!! Sorry  |
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Thanks all for the ideas! I tried the warm water with her evening meal and she ate a lot more of it. Didn't finish completely, but definitely an improvement! |
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And it occurred to me., if they're slightly moist they won't be so slithery in the bowl and easier to pick up! |
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I don't have much to offer in the way of advice Alex but I hope the water to moisten the biscuits helps. Could you seek the advice of your new vet? |
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