Generally, older dogs do eat slower, yes. As they age, their appetite will shift and adjust, which means that they may not need nearly as much food as they are getting. It could be smaller portion sizes, changing the scheduling of your feeding times, or even changing the type of food. 30 сент. 2021 г.
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