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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarcasm the elf View Post
    I used to have that same problem, now when I'm on the trail I bring my dog's regular food plus one small can or packet of wet catfood for each meal, I mix that into the kibble and she finishes her food every time.
    Thx great idea... He loves to clean our cats litter box....he likes the food too....


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    Quote Originally Posted by saltysack View Post
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    Any reccs for dog food on trail. My lil jack Russell will not eat his food while hiking...he will eat jerky but not his dry kibble...thoughts.. Raven after hiking 15+ miles in a day... Will not eat it..


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    Well I'm not a canine nutritionist but I'll give my two cents if you would like.

    Freeze-dried dog food if it can be fit into your budget. Its ultra-light, healthy, and customizable. There are many different companies out there these days that specialize in it so shop around.

    I'm not a fan of dry kibble... but if that is what you're going with you can make it work. If the dog eats something other than its dog food, that is usually a clear sign that there is nothing physically wrong with him. So if he is turning his nose up at the offered meal -- Store it away until another meal time and don't give him something else, like jerky, until he has eaten his meal later. A dog will eat whatever is put in front of them when they become hungry enough. Much the same as a human thru-hiker's appetite, really. Just keep an eye on his health as you hike to make sure he isn't deteriorating.

    Hope that was useful.

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