What should I do if my Yorkie puppy refuses to eat? You can add diced meat or vegetables and fruits to the Yorkie’s dog food to increase the dog’s appetite; remove the food bowl when the Yorkie is seventy percent full to retain the appetite. , cultivate good eating habits in dogs; if the loss of appetite is caused by indigestion, you can feed them probiotics, Jianweixiaoshi tablets and other stomach-strengthening drugs.

1. Increase complementary foods

Pet owners can try adding some minced meat to the dog food that Yorkie eats every day, and then mix the minced meat and dog food evenly before feeding it to Yorkie. Although everyone knows that dogs are omnivores, they prefer to eat meat. If there is meat flavor in the diet, it may be able to improve the Yorkie's appetite and make it eat more dog food.

　2. Remove food

In addition, pet owners should remove the food when the Yorkie is seven to eight times full. They should not let the Yorkie overeat. On the one hand, they will leave a little hunger for the Yorkie, and on the other hand, they will make the Yorkie Knowing how precious food is, if you don’t eat this meal, you will have to wait for the next one. Dogs are not easily starved. Pet owners must not let their Yorkies go hungry, otherwise it will be difficult to improve the problem of Yorkies being picky eaters.

3. Feed digestive drugs

Most dogs lack digestive enzymes in their bodies, and Yorkies are no exception. Therefore, when a Yorkie's gastrointestinal digestion and absorption functions are not very good, eating too much food will cause gastrointestinal burden, cause indigestion, directly affect the Yorkie's appetite, and cause the Yorkie to become picky and inattentive eaters. Eat something. It is recommended to try the following medicines: probiotics, stomach-building and digestion tablets, spleen-building cake tablets, malt tablets and other stomach-building medicines. You can also feed it a little yogurt every day, but it is not the kind of packaged yogurt sold in shopping malls that is stored at room temperature, but the solidified yogurt that is stored in a 4-degree refrigerator.