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how long to adjust to new diet?
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joanne l
MemberHi guys, I have a question, when changing foods how long would it take to know if the food is not working? Only because with this dog, it might go fine for a few weeks than it doesn’t work out. Can this happen? My other dog I would know in a week. But this one is different, he will start to belch but stool will be okay, then diarrhea. Purina he ate for a year with no problem, but than developed watery eyes and skin problems. So when I find a food and it goes good for a month I still have to watch. Did anyone else have this problem, were it is a delayed reaction? Or does it take that long to find out if the food is okay for him?
anonymous
MemberEasy peasy.
Just take the dog the vet and agree to whatever diagnostic tests he wants to do.
There are a multitude of conditions that could explain why your dog is sick.
Stop wasting time on the internet. Consult a veterinary health care professional…not on face book. A real vet that has examined your dog.It is obvious that there is something wrong with your dog that a simple dietary change won’t fix.
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