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Question
I have a female shish-tzu who is about 3yrs old. she is been very picky with her food lately. to the point that i keep having to open all different types of food for her hoping she will eat one.its got to the point that her stomach making loud noises due to her being hungry.she drinks water fine wants to play its very active goes to the bathroom fine. I have now started to push her face into her food cuz im just getting so upset that she wont eat but the strange thing is when i do that she starts eating after,just last night i started putting food down her throat and after she went her self and eat a bit so i don't get its like once she tastes it little she remembers that it taste good and she wants it. it  is very upsetting and frustrating for me. im just very confused.

Answer
Hi Jazmin -  how about buying some of this food and adding your own freshly cooked meat.  I bet she will eat this!
SoJO mix - all you do is add some FRESH lightly cooked meat for your little shih tzu..
here is a link to the SoJO....
http://www.sojos.com/index.aspx?affiliate=petnurse

They will ship for FREE ( free shipping ) right to your door..

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"I recommend Sojo's frequently to my clients, and my own eleven year old Australian Shepherd cross, Sheila, has been on it as her sole diet for over five years. Her haircoat is beautiful, and her weight has stayed constant, her teeth have never needed to be cleaned, and to date, she shows no sign of arthritis. Meal time is the highlight of her day. I mix the original Sojo's with Europa, to get a little more veggies in her diet."

-- Bettye Hooley, DVM, Montrose, CO



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-- Kathy DeBoer, Breeder of St. Bernard Rescue Dogs



So, try the SoJO - They give a money back guarantee.... NO risk to give it a try.
Also, don't forget some NuVET plus -
http://www.apluspetcare.com/untitled4.html



BEST wishes...

Marie Peppers
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