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Charlie is fully transitioned to a raw diet now, mostly fresh. I'm not sure it totally agrees with him so am reviewing other threads on the forum and listening to the Empower Hours on dysbiosis.
In stomach/appetite, I'm wondering what the difference is between insatiable, ravenous, and wanting. Does ravenous describe the way a dog eats? While insatiable and wanting really describe the appetite?
Charlie eats his raw food faster than was eating kibble when I first brought him home but not so fast that I think I need to change to a slow feeder bowl. Any time he hears me in the kitchen he comes running. And often seems to be looking for food -- up on the counters, in the cabinet where the trash is if that door is open, etc. He took food off of the counter once (my mistake) and ate a very large quantity of green beans and turkey. The food was for him but he ate enough for a couple of days! I think this 'wanting' behavior started after this feast. Did he just get a HUGE reinforcement for snooping or could there be something else going on?
Of course he has many other symptoms and EWS.
Thanks!
Kristen
In stomach/appetite, I'm wondering what the difference is between insatiable, ravenous, and wanting. Does ravenous describe the way a dog eats? While insatiable and wanting really describe the appetite?
Charlie eats his raw food faster than was eating kibble when I first brought him home but not so fast that I think I need to change to a slow feeder bowl. Any time he hears me in the kitchen he comes running. And often seems to be looking for food -- up on the counters, in the cabinet where the trash is if that door is open, etc. He took food off of the counter once (my mistake) and ate a very large quantity of green beans and turkey. The food was for him but he ate enough for a couple of days! I think this 'wanting' behavior started after this feast. Did he just get a HUGE reinforcement for snooping or could there be something else going on?
Of course he has many other symptoms and EWS.
Thanks!
Kristen