Liz Buchanan BVSc MRCVS
Keymaster
Hello - now then, thankyou for explaining fully. This is an interesting development. The reason you want to change food is that you think that your dog doesn't like it / is tired of it. This one always rings alarm bells for me - as omnivorous humans, we are rarely short of food and indeed used to a varied diet and priviledged to be able to indulge our taste preferences. Some of these, probably for evoluntionary reasons, are geared to eating fatty / sugary foods because our ancestors would have benefitted from the energy boosts, in a way that we do not today. Hence the food our inherited preference for fat and sugar pushes us towards, as humans, is often food that isn't good for us. Let's hold this thought and get back the cat.
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