Finding blood in your dog’s stool is distressing enough—but when your dog also stops eating, it becomes a serious concern. We cover why your dog might have blood in the stool and not be eating, what underlying issues could be causing it, and what steps you should take to keep your pup safe and on […]
Dog Been Sick and Not Eating: What It Means
When your dog has been sick and not eating, it’s a major red flag that something deeper is going on. Unlike humans, dogs rarely skip meals without reason. If the behavior has persisted for more than a day, especially after signs of illness, it’s time to look into the cause. We outline the most common […]
Dog Being Sick and Not Eating: What You Should Know
If your dog is clearly feeling unwell and refuses to eat, you’re right to be concerned. Appetite loss is one of the most common symptoms owners notice when their dog is under the weather. But when a dog is being sick and not eating, it’s more than just a passing issue—it often points to something […]
Dog Acting Weird and Not Eating: What It Means
Is your dog acting out of character—maybe pacing, hiding, staring off, or being extra clingy—and refusing to eat? When a dog is acting weird and not eating, it’s often a sign that something more serious is going on than just being in a bad mood or feeling picky. Dogs tend to mask illness and pain, […]
Dog Arching Back and Not Eating: What It Means
If you’ve noticed your dog arching their back and refusing to eat, it’s not just an odd posture—it could be a sign of significant discomfort or even pain. Back arching in dogs is often a natural attempt to relieve pressure or pain in the abdomen, spine, or internal organs. When this posture is combined with […]
Old Dog Eating and Sleeping a Lot: Normal Aging or Something More?
As dogs grow older, it’s natural for their habits to shift. But if your old dog is eating and sleeping a lot more than usual, you may wonder if it’s part of aging—or if something more concerning is going on. Increased appetite and prolonged sleep could be normal, but they may also signal health changes […]
Dog Anxiety and Not Eating: What’s Going On?
If your dog seems nervous, unsettled, or unusually withdrawn—and isn’t eating—it could be a sign of anxiety. While occasional stress is normal in dogs, chronic or intense anxiety can have a real impact on their physical health, including appetite loss. When left unchecked, this cycle can lead to nutritional deficiencies, weight loss, and more serious […]
Dog Always Sleeping and Not Eating: Should You Be Worried?
Is your dog sleeping all the time and refusing to eat? While dogs do spend a lot of their day napping, excessive sleep paired with a loss of appetite is not normal—especially if it develops suddenly. A dog who is always sleeping and not eating may be dealing with more than simple fatigue. It could […]
Dog Eye Discharge and Not Eating and Vomiting: Should You Be Worried?
When your dog is dealing with eye discharge, won’t eat, and is also vomiting, it’s a clear sign that something is wrong—and potentially serious. While each of these symptoms on its own can result from minor issues, the combination of all three often points to systemic illness, infection, or more serious internal problems. Ignoring them […]
Dog Tired and Not Eating: Should You Be Concerned?
If your dog seems unusually tired and refuses to eat, it’s natural to be worried. While dogs, like people, can have off days, persistent fatigue combined with appetite loss is often a sign of something more serious. These symptoms may indicate anything from mild illness to life-threatening conditions, depending on your dog’s age, medical history, […]