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Dogs, much like humans, can develop specific preferences when it comes to their meals and some become very fussy eaters, turning their noses up at even the tastiest treats.

There are a few things you can try to fix this, including combining two different types of food and the time of day you're feeding them.

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A dog's appetite can also change as they age.

Always rule out medical conditions such as dental disease or sensitive tummy that may be making it uncomfortable for them to eat and understand that stress can greatly impact a dog's appetite.

The most important thing is to get a vet check if there is a sudden change in appetite.

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