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dvflyer
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PostSubject: Teething and (not) eating   Teething and (not) eating EmptyFri Jun 08, 2018 11:09 am

Hi all,

Puppies (They're getting so big, "puppy" almost doesn't apply anymore. jocolor ) are losing their baby teeth.  Noticed Mika doesn't seem to want to eat.  She does finish her food, but doesn't really seem all that eager to do it.

Wondered if it could be from not having a full mouth of teeth.  Must be rough have "summer teeth" (some-are here... some-are there  lol! ) Or it could be from the Chicken and Pea food we got them.  I like peas now, but when I was a kid.... Mad

We started adding some warm water to soften it which seems to have helped.

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PostSubject: Re: Teething and (not) eating   Teething and (not) eating EmptyFri Jun 08, 2018 4:05 pm

When pups are teething they tend to have a little tummy upset and tender mouth, so it's natural for them to have a low apatite or be a little less enthused about food. As long as she is eating that is the main thing. If she has a rope she likes to fetch or chew on you can wet it down and throw it in the freezer. Chewing on frozen things like that can help with any mouth pain she might be having.

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PostSubject: Re: Teething and (not) eating   Teething and (not) eating EmptyFri Jun 08, 2018 4:19 pm

Thanks Jenn. Forgot all about cold things when they are teething. We did that with Ginger, our Aussie.
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PostSubject: Re: Teething and (not) eating   Teething and (not) eating EmptyTue Jun 12, 2018 10:59 am

Figure I'd update this as things change so people who might search for this topic will see it.

Max's teeth are at the same point now so both of them are having issues eating their hard kibble.

Along with Jenn's suggestions, we tried adding water to their food, but it mostly turns to mush. We bought some canned food and they have no issues. I mix a little kibble in with their food and all is well.

Another couple weeks and they should be back to their old selves. Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Teething and (not) eating   Teething and (not) eating EmptyThu Jun 14, 2018 1:10 pm

I'm glad your pups are getting through teething okay. I have one teething now, that explains the eleven frozen ropes in my freezer and the one the puppy is chewing on at the moment. LOL
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PostSubject: Re: Teething and (not) eating   Teething and (not) eating EmptyMon Jun 18, 2018 11:13 am

Looks like things are almost back to normal. Max lost the final upper baby tooth a few days ago. This morning, both of them were eating like they used to. Almost a full set of chompers on both them. Smile Another week or so and they should have all their pearly whites.
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