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Originally Posted by reginadunaway
We have been to the vet and spent about $1500.00 on test to make sure everything is okay. I have tried different types of foods. I was just wondering, if any one had suggestions on a different food. The first thing we did was take him to the vet, I am a responsible pet owner.
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No one is suggesting that you aren't a responsible pet owner. That's just the first thing everyone will ask/suggest because it's important to first rule out medical reasons.
I don't know what you've tried feeding him. Since you are dealing with a puppy, puppy requirements are different than adult dogs and their needs also change as they mature. Rather than give you an answer too general to be of any real benefit to you, I'll point you to someone who can help with your specific situation:
The Possible Canine ... tell Cat I sent you.
In the meantime, have you tried cooking up some chicken or liver or beef heart and including that with the dog's quality kibble? (Quality is not necessarily equal to costliness--some of the expensive brands are worse than the cheaper brands.) That would at least get the puppy eating and give you time to get going on a diet that he will eat and that will be good for him.
Sometimes, it's just a matter of letting them skip a meal or two so they are hungry enough to not be so picky. Only do this if the puppy is healthy.
I cooked up this recipe for my dogs (not newfies) and they give it two paws up...:
http://www.bullwrinkle.com/Assets/Re...ast%20Bars.htm