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Why is my dog always hungry?

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Diabetes, Cushing's disease, hyperthyroidism (rare in dogs) and some pancreatic disorders are all potentially responsible for an impressive drive to ingest. Nonetheless, a medical rationale for a “starving” dog is considered uncommon relative to the vast population of “hungry” dogs out there. read more

Nonetheless, a medical rationale for a “starving” dog is considered uncommon relative to the vast population of “hungry” dogs out there. However, you should never hesitate to ask your veterinarian if your hungry little hippo may be suffering from more than just a healthy appetite. read more

Dr. Benson also mentions that an always hungry dog could have a medical problem causing them to always feel hungry. “While some dogs just simply like to indulge in food, sometimes an increased appetite is the sign of an underlying health issue,” he explains. read more

Of course, to a hungry dog “offer” can also mean leaving it on a counter, dropping it on the floor, or putting it in the trash. Wolves (or dogs) hunting in a pack also learn the concept of scarcity and food being a limited resource. read more

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