Dogs / Nutrition
Unlike many humans who stress-eat, dogs commonly do the opposite — they lose their appetite under even mild psychological pressure.
Unlike many humans who stress-eat, dogs commonly do the opposite — they lose their appetite under even mild psychological pressure.
Common triggers:
This is rooted in survival biology: in the wild, eating requires dropping vigilance, and a stressed animal prioritises alertness over feeding. It is one of the earliest and most reliable behavioural indicators that something in the dog's environment has changed.
Best approach: If a dog skips one or two meals and is otherwise behaving normally, patience is usually better than forcing food or switching diets in a panic.
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