Some dogs are always hungry and on the lookout for more, whilst others don’t have much of an appetite, particularly when they’re faced with a bowl of dry dog food (or kibble). If your dog won’t eat dry food, they may just be a fussy eater or not hungry. Alternatively, it could be a sign that they have an underlying health issue, in which case, you should definitely consult with your vet to rule out any potential medical issues or allergies. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to encourage your canine to eat dry dog food – simple things like: - Switching up meal times. - Making mealtimes more exciting, i.e. using a puzzle feeder dish or Kong toy. - Limiting meals – if they don’t eat their food, take it away and offer it again later on. - Reducing portion size. - Opting for dry dog food that’s kind to sensitive stomachs.