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**Khurlxgq** · 11-14-2011, 06:15 AM

Oh, we don't give all that to him, lol. We have just tried those different things. And we do feed him several times a day and small amounts. He usually only eats a bit and stops.

I just feel like we are in over our heads with this one.

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It is an electric blanket....but we didn't plug it in. I call it itchy, but my boyfriend doesn't think it's itchy. Polyester I think.

Trying all those different things would be the same as feeding them - his system isn't made for that. He should have been put on one food from the start, and fed it consistently I don't know why a vet would recommend anything different!

How much does he eat at a time? Do you leave the food down all the time, or give him portions throughout the day?

Add yogurt. Not only will it help add weight, it helps get picky eaters to down their food.

11-14-2011, 06:15 AM	#9
Khurlxgq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 578 Senior Member	Oh, we don't give all that to him, lol. We have just tried those different things. And we do feed him several times a day and small amounts. He usually only eats a bit and stops. I just feel like we are in over our heads with this one. ---------- Post added at 11:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:42 PM ---------- It is an electric blanket....but we didn't plug it in. I call it itchy, but my boyfriend doesn't think it's itchy. Polyester I think. Trying all those different things would be the same as feeding them - his system isn't made for that. He should have been put on one food from the start, and fed it consistently I don't know why a vet would recommend anything different! How much does he eat at a time? Do you leave the food down all the time, or give him portions throughout the day? Add yogurt. Not only will it help add weight, it helps get picky eaters to down their food.
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