It is recommended not to feed for a day or two, but to prepare enough water and not to feed snacks. Don't worry about the dog. He will be fine if he doesn't eat for two or three days, as long as there is clean water.

In a day or two, he will be hungry. It's best to give dog food without salt. A dog's body won't absorb salt, so he shouldn't be given too much food. If he has rice porridge, he should only give a little, probably spreading a layer at the bottom of the bowl. If he still doesn't eat, don't worry, wait for about half an hour to forty minutes, then throw away the food, and don't feed him anything in the meantime. If he has finished eating, be careful not to give him more food. One is because he hasn't eaten for two days, and his stomach can't accept a lot of food for the time being. The other is that he eats a little and then stops eating. You should make the dog realize that he doesn't eat all raw food, so that if you give him more things in the future, he will finish eating.

If you feed the dog for the first time in the morning, it will be strange after 8 hours, preferably after you have eaten 1 hour. He always thinks that what you eat is the best, which makes him want to eat.

The dog's food should be increased bit by bit. Basically, it will return to the original feeding amount in three to four days, and sometimes it will be longer, mainly depending on your dog's insistence on meat. It is recommended to eat more meals and less food, three times a day, but rarely each time. Gradually reduce the number of feeding and increase the amount of feeding, which will basically change. Sometimes it takes a week to change, so don't rush it.

Above all, don't feel sorry for it. If he doesn't eat what you give him, he'd better ignore it and try to ignore it. If he eats it, he can be rewarded and moved, but don't use his meat as a reward, otherwise his previous efforts will be in vain. It's best not to eat other food, basically let it go and be hungry in the meantime. Water must be guaranteed.

In fact, even if the dog grows up, it is best not to feed meat or bones. They can't digest it. You can have a little liver when you grow up, not too much. Liver can improve the color and brightness of dog fur, but it must be moderate.

I wish you success!