What should I do if my German Shepherd puppy doesn’t eat? First of all, check whether it is caused by illness. If there is any abnormality, go to the doctor in time. Check whether the food is fresh. If it is not fresh, replace it in time. You can replace the food that the German Shepherd puppy usually eats. Dog food, you can also make some homemade meat puree and vegetable puree for German Shepherd puppies to eat.

1. Change dog food

Sometimes German shepherd puppies will easily get bored if they eat a kind of dog food for a long time. Just like people, they will get tired of eating big fish and meat often, and they also want to eat some vegetables. At this time, parents can make some homemade dog food for their German Shepherd puppies and put some foods that German Shepherd puppies usually like to eat in it. This can also effectively increase the appetite of German Shepherd puppies.

　2. Check the food

Check whether the food has deteriorated or rotted, or has other odors. Because the nose of a German Shepherd puppy is particularly sensitive, if the food spoils, it will notice it earlier than people, so it may refuse to eat.

　3. Check physical condition

Consider whether the German Shepherd puppy is not eating due to illness. It can be seen from several aspects. The first is poor energy, the second is shortness of breath, the third is slightly closed eyes, and the fourth is reluctance to move. At this time, you might as well take him to see a doctor.

　4. Internal deworming

Sometimes German Shepherd puppies don’t eat, and there may be parasites in their bodies. This is a situation that occurs in many German Shepherd puppies. If there are too many parasites in the body, it will easily cause the German Shepherd puppies to have a poor appetite and even suffer from severe malnutrition. At this time, parents can test the poop of the German Shepherd puppies and, under the guidance of veterinarians, give the German Shepherd puppies an anthelmintic drug.

5. Eat Xiaoshi tablets

Sometimes parents feed their German Shepherd puppies too much dog food, which can easily cause the German Shepherd puppies to accumulate food. Once this happens, the German Shepherd puppy will become particularly devoid of appetite because he is not hungry. If this continues for a long time, parents can give their German Shepherd puppies some digestive tablets to increase their gastrointestinal motility, and they can also appropriately reduce the amount and frequency of feeding.