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Quote: John Boden IV
Tonight I presented to her the previous kind of food, and did so with no words, simply put it in front of her and she went right at it. Well it seems like it could have been the food all along. if that's what it was then i feel a bit silly worrying so much about this.
Still OK, John?
I would not feel silly at all. Suddenly refusing food is something to look into.
I'd stick with the old food for a few days before starting to integrate an adult food (a different one) gradually.
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Re: No longer eating on command
[Re: John Boden IV ]
#370297 - 12/07/2012 04:11 PM 
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