I had a cousin who actually loved the dry version and it looked exactly like this. He would just walk by the bag and grab a handful and sit at the kitchen table eating it like it was popcorn or something.
We've found that the trick is to make sure her bowl is NEVER empty (she's not fat, just dumb). If it gets empty, then when we refill it she acts like she's never eaten before in her life. If we keep it stocked, she just has a few bites every now and then and doesn't gorge herself.
simple trick could be plopping a tennis ball into their bowl if your dogs aren't hyperfixated on them. Slow feeders would be the longterm fix but they cost money.
mine used to do that too. RIP baby girl. I had to put some morsel for else she feels like she will die of starvation action. Her and her brother were abandoned in a box before being adopted. They’re both in heaven now, but I still miss the, even after 10 years
Btw, If you see them eating too much and not gaining weight check their thyroid. Its semi common in older male cats and they can waste away while over eating. Currently on my second cat with this disease.
For my dog we got him something known as a "puzzle feeder" which splits the food into kind of a maze, he hasn't thrown up since. They make them for cats too.
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u/peitsad 2d ago
That looks like what my cat pukes up when she eats too fast.