Is Bailey getting fussy as

T.C.E · #1 13-08-10, 01:56 PM

Lunchtime meals more often than not are ignored.
Yet at teatime he will scoff the lot, as he does at breakfast.
Is 22 weeks to early to cut out the midday feed?

smiffy · #2 13-08-10, 02:01 PM

I dont know what anyone else thinks but my Elsa who is 19wks dropped her dinner feed a few weeks ago herself and shes a good healthy weight. She was the same and would eat her brekkie and tea but not at all fussed by her dinner so i just stopped giving it- sometimes she does have a bone for dinner.

LOVEGSD · #3 13-08-10, 03:44 PM

I think if he's leaving one of his meals then maybe he's finding 3 meals too much

T.C.E · #4 13-08-10, 04:40 PM

Thanks for the advice, we'll try him out tomorrow and see how he gets on.

joyce · #5 13-08-10, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by T.C.E

Lunchtime meals more often than not are ignored.
Yet at teatime he will scoff the lot, as he does at breakfast.
Is 22 weeks to early to cut out the midday feed?

Ray
Give him half the lunch time meal with his brekki and the rest for his tea x

#6 13-08-10, 04:49 PM

Mine had three small meals a day til they were 6 months

Now they have two

Matrix/Logan · #7 13-08-10, 04:50 PM

When Logan did this i just slightly upped his breakfast and tea and he just had a bonio at lunchtime when i popped home from work. Not sure of his age but i think Bailey would let you know if he needed it and he is telling you i guess that he isn't hungry. X

Funnily enough since we have had Blade all 3 of them 'request' lunch so are all on 3 meals a day at the mo! LOL