Thanks Mini

Yeah I know, still dont like it though

I know how worrying it can be,hope she gets her appetite back soon xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Thanks Tink Hows Alfie doing?

Much much better,thanks for asking,he's trying to nick the socks off the laundry pile as we speak for about the hundreth time today!!! and you were right about the nature diet-he absolutely loves it,have you tried to tempt Luna with anything else ?tinned mackeral,pilchards,sardines worked for alfie when he was poorly x

Having said that,it can create fussy eating sometimes can't it,alfies definately more fussy since being ill.

My dogs find Pilchards in tomato sauce irresistible, if you have them in Denmark but if you do and you have not tried them, give it a go. If she is drinking you could try cooking chicken in lots of water and then liquidising and let her have a cupful several times a day. Make you feel better.

Incontinence is one of the possible side effects of spaying, of the 4 bitches I have had done 2 suffered to some extent and the one I have now dribbles a little every now and again but not all the time and is very quick to clean up, the other had no trouble at all.

Thanks Tink and Thordell....

Well I dont want to create a picky eater......

Might try the chicken boiled in water.... Thanks Thordell

And I do think we have the pilchards in tomato.....

Unm but she drinks and empties her kong. And have eaten her dinner. So aslong as its "just" one meal she aint eating and isnt loosing too much weight I'll let time show

Sometimes... When My dog (or me) have a appetite problem, we notice this problem is non existant in A'Dam(and vancouver too)
This is a picture of my dog right before he got the munchies...

http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/4...16109QaM3DNs18


trials have shown oral tetrahydracannabinol (THC) to be effective as an appetite stimulant in patients suffering from appetite loss. Studies showed that patients benefited from substantial weight gain. That led to its legalisation in the USA in 1992. The BMA has recommended that it be licensed in the UK to treat anorexia and patients with cancer or Aids.
see:
http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/news/Jul2000/UKMedMJ.html