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  1. Let’s take a closer look at six possible reasons: 1. They have a strong survival instinct. Your dog’s food obsession could be an inherited instinct from their canine ancestors — wild dogs and wolves. While hunting in the wild, wolves and wild dogs viewed food as a prize that never comes easy.

  2. Sep 2, 2024 · Determining and correcting the root cause of your dog’s food obsession is one of the best ways to help them overcome it. Here’s what you can do if you have a food-obsessed dog. 1. Contact a ...

  3. Feb 8, 2024 · This command is invaluable in managing food obsession. It teaches dogs to ignore food unless given permission to eat. Start by holding a treat in your hand and closing your fist around it. When your dog tries to get it, say “ leave it.”. Once they stop trying and move away, reward them with a different treat.

  4. Mar 6, 2023 · Poor Nutrient Absorption. Poor gastrointestinal absorption causes many problems. When your dog isn’t getting enough nutrients, it’ll want more food to feel full. In addition to seeming hungry, your dog may show signs of diarrhea and weight loss even with increased appetite. You may also notice your dog eating things that aren’t food – a ...

  5. Dec 23, 2022 · Dogs are playful and energetic pets and they are always up for a game of fetch with their favorite human, so try to incorporate play time whenever they reach for a dog bowl out of the ordinary schedule. Food-Obsessed Dog Breeds. Most dog breeds are enthusiastic about food, but some just take it to another level. Here are the hungriest pups you ...

  6. Jan 13, 2024 · Consistency is key in managing a food-obsessed dog: Regular Feeding Times: Set specific feeding times to avoid random snacking or anticipation anxiety. Controlled Food Intake: Monitor the amount of food given. Use a slow feed bowl to prolong meal times and prevent gulping.

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  8. Jul 23, 2017 · Any breed of dog may experience poor gastrointestinal absorption of nutrients and causes can include SIBO, EPI, IBD and intestinal lymphoma. Cushing’s Syndrome. In addition to an increased appetite, you may also notice increased panting, a bloated abdomen and excessive drinking and urination in your dog.

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