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Get a bag of dried food. Then get some Iams "Savory sauce." Dont' drown it with the sauce, but put enough on so that she can taste it. That way she'll eat the food because the sauce makes it taste good. Be careful though, because one of my dogs was allergic to it. I think this will help solve your problem. Good Luck!
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You don't mention how old she is. I have 2 Chihuahua's and they are fussy. We got them at 9 weeks old. They will starve themselves when they are that young rather than eat. What I did was fix them a plate of the same foods we ate. Then mixed some dry dog food in it. That way they get the taste they want and the food that is good for them. Now I leave a bowl of dry food in their bowl and they have no problems eating it. I do still feed them some table foods after we eat as a treat. But only if I know they have eaten their dog food. They learn rather quickly if they want table food that dry dish had better be empty. Another thing you can do is give them a vitamin table daily until they start eating the dog food. They will come around. It's not necessary to change dog foods every month. Matter fact if you do change foods on them it's best to do it slowly by adding the new product with the old till the old is taken out completely.
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