There are a few options for pets who do not seem to be eating their food. Always make sure you have given your pet enough transition time. You can read about transitioning your pet to a new diet HERE. To encourage eating, try heating up their dinner (10-15 seconds in the microwave), moving their meals around the house, adding bone broth to their meal, make sure your pet is getting lots of regular exercise, and try to cut back on treats throughout the day or reduce to one meal per day.If issues continue to persist we recommend discussing with your pet’s veterinarian. There are a number of other causes that could be taking place such as digestive issues, food sensitivities or allergies, dental problems, etc. Our in-house animal nutritionist can help answer questions about our meals and nutrition. However, at Tom&Sawyer we do not provide veterinary medical diagnosis and treatment for the prevention, correction, or alleviation of disease, pain, injury, or otherwise. We provide information only and this does not substitute for appropriate professional veterinary care.