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I got an 8 week cavapoo 10 days ago and he came with hookworms and was really sick and in intensive care at hospital for two days. It was really scary and he almost died.
Thankfully he’s turned a corner and back to his puppy self.
One issue I’m having is that he won’t eat his hard puppy kibble and will only eat baby food or raw chicken. I’m wondering if any of you have had problems getting them back onto the Kibble.
The issue with the baby food as it gives him loose stools. Do you have any tricks to get him to transition back after such a bad parasite and worms.....
And I’ve had to pause on potty training until he can start eating hard food again.
Any help or advice would be much appreciated. I love this little guy and he’s so small and I just want him to gain some weight and get back in regular food.
6 hours ago
Call your vet
Poor little thing x
Watch pet fooled on Amazon prime. You won’t want to feed him kibble. There are many options that are healthy frozen.
Try giving him canned food
Talk to your vet. Ours was given prescription canned food until she was all better, then slowly transitioned to her normal food.
Boiled chicken and rice /pasta don’t feed baby food or raw chicken and as mentioned speak to vet they can give special food and pre and pro biotic paste to calm tummy and get his stools back to normal
I give mine cooked chicken with her kibble.. she’s 2 1/2 years old and I still have to encourage her to eat.
my vet says that puppies should not have chicken it is often the cause of allergic reactions
Maybe try adding some boiled water to the kibble & let it cool down 🐾 worth a try
Add a bit of water to the kibbles so it is soft and moist. A had to hand feed mine and put it on a plate. May also try a bit of scrambled egg or top with a bit of shredded cheese or chicken topper.
Personally I would just add a little warm water to his kibble.
My dog had a rough start too. He is 1.5 now and doing great. I make ground beef and mix it with his kibble. He gobbles it up only to get to the ground beef. I also switch his kibble often so he does not get bored with it-usually ever two months. He is a picky eater overall-I think it is common to the breed.
Good luck! Hope he feels better soon!
Aww, my puppy arrived very sick with hypoglycemia and was close to death herself. She had the same shaved arms from the IV
What breeder did u get from?
He is adorable! Have you tried soaking kibble to make it soft? Maybe use warm water with a bit of chicken broth to entice him. Poor little guy😢
Love the way he looks at me.
8 hours ago
He is super cute and is also looking a little guilty?
Not guilty at all. He is a good boy.
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