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How can you get your dog to eat dog food?

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You can go to PetSmart and buy a doggy gravy to put on the dog food. Or when you cook meat you can drizzle a little grease on the dog food and stir it. It can thicken up your dog to if it needs to gain weight. Heck I put grease on my dogs food when i cook meat every once in a while and they LOVE it!

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