Mildred
My dogs would not eat this
My dogs would not eat this. Thanks for trying but I will not be purchasing any more.
Response from Happy HowlAug 4, 2026
Good news: picky eating is super common, and most pups just need a little convincing. Here are a few tricks that usually get even the pickiest pups on board. Feeding Tips to Try: -Start small & mix in: Try mixing a small amount of the food with something your pup already enjoys (like their previous food) and gradually increase the amount over a few days -Warm it up: Slightly warming the food can enhance the aroma and make it more enticing in a microwave safe bowl for 10 seconds (NOT in the packaging) -Add a topper: A splash of warm water, low-sodium bone broth, or even a little plain boiled chicken can help spark interest -Stick to a schedule: Offer the food for about 15–20 minutes, then pick it up if your pup doesn't eat. This can help reinforce mealtime routines Hand feeding (short-term): Sometimes offering a few bites by hand can help reintroduce the food in a positive way Sticking to this schedule matters more than it might seem — a slow transition gives your pup's stomach time to adjust, which helps avoid any upset tummy along the way and sets them up for better digestion, more energy, and all the tail wags that come with it. Schedule: Days 1-3: 25% Happy Howl, 75% Current Food Days 4-6: 50% Happy Howl, 50% Current Food Days 7-10: 75% Happy Howl, 25% Current Food Day 11+: 100% Happy Howl Giving your dog time to transition to Happy Howl means you’re giving their body the chance to adjust gently, leading to better digestion, improved energy, and long-term health benefits. Happy to connect further! [email protected].