Was it a sudden or gradual change?<\/strong><\/p>\nKnowing when your dog stopped eating can be a huge help in determining what the problem is. If your dog suddenly stops eating, there could be several reasons why. PetMD noted that recent vaccinations could often cause pets to lose their appetites, so you may want to wait before taking your pet back to the vet if this is the case.\u00a0The same\u00a0is\u00a0true for unusual surroundings for your pet. Some dogs can become anxious when in new places or surrounded by unfamiliar people, so if there's something out of the ordinary going on, don't be alarmed if your dog isn't eating like usual.\u00a0Another thing to consider is if your pet likes to steal non-food items. Sometimes dogs will eat things that may be lodged in their digestive tract. While dogs can often pass these items without help, you'll want to get professional advice and assistance if the problem persists.<\/p>\n
Are there any other symptoms?<\/strong><\/p>\nAppetite loss can often be one symptom of an illness. If your dog is showing other unusual behaviors, it's time to take your dog to the vet. If your dog is not only eating less but also vomiting or having other digestive issues, this is likely an indicator that your pet is sick.\u00a0Generally speaking, if your dog does not eat for more than one full day, it's likely time to go to the vet. Once you've tried changing your pet's diet and feeding situation to no avail, you may have to think about getting your dog treated.<\/p>\n
This post is provided by the pet experts at Hartz.<\/p>\n