I just put a seresto collar on my dog three days ago, and since then she’s been eating more and drinking more water. Is this a sign or something serious?

My GSD is 5 year old female. She has always been a very picky eater. Since this summer (very hot and humid), her appetite is increased, i no longer have to tempt her with treats in her food. Also i've been giving her extra food. her poop looks normal. but i'm still worried, she looks thinner. Her energy is good and she seems happy. should i be worried?

My dog seems like she’s always starving. Wondering if there is something more severe wrong with her. I adopted her 8 months ago and she had heart worms but as of June 2nd, we got a rid of them but I’m still concerned

My dog is 3 years old Maltese rescue which I have had for 8 months. He is constantly hungry will eat paper, toilet paper, plants and munches on grass like a cow. It is just getting worse. He has gained 3 lbs since we got him. I brought him to the VET they found nothing wrong with his blood tests and stool sample which were all normal. I don't know if I should bring him back or what to do. It is getting uncontrollable.

My 8 month old Bonzi is practically begging for more food an hour or so after I feed him. I'm not sure if he is going through a growth spurt or what. I have been giving him a little extra when he begs and he eats it too. Is there another reason he could be begging for more food? He's been doing it at every meal for the last 3 days.

My baby was diagnosed with CHF last year around October , with a heart murmur lV . She started benazapril QD at that time. This March she started having some fluid accumulation in her lungs and was started on pimobenden bid and furosemide QD. She has been extremely hyperactive and breathing very fast . She is always hungry and only seems to want to eat. She drinks plenty of water thank goodness, but nothing seems to make her happy except when she gets food. She started having seizures and had a stroke about two weeks ago and was started on keppra, she hasn’t had another seizure or stroke since then. I’m just wondering if this behavior is from the heart medication or is it just another symptom of her declining health and possible malabsorption of food due to her old age? I started just giving her half of the benazapril and pimobenden and she seems to have calmed down a bit , but is still always starving. Is it safe to half these meds? She seems to have responded well to the decrease in dose, but I don’t want to be harming her by doing so.

My 8 year old daschund -Jack Russell mix, Lola, has always been a fussy eater, but recently I noticed that she lost her bark and seemed to be experiencing discomfort with eating. A month ago I took her to my vet. He did blood tests and found elevated liver enzymes. She had also lost about 1 pound, and now weighed about 10.5 lbs. She was put on 3 weeks of antibiotics. At first, she seemed to be better. But as time went on, it was clear she wasn’t doing well. The vet weighed her again, and she lost more weight. He scoped her and found a tumor the size of his fingernail on her tonsil, which he removed when he found it. He prepared me for the likelihood of a terrible diagnosis, one that meant I’d soon be losing her, and for which there is really no effective treatment. I will be hearing from him about the biopsy report very soon. I am prepared for the worst. But, since the tumor was removed a few days ago, she is eating very well, much better and more than ever before, and she is acting like healthy dog. Can she have squamous cell carcinoma of the tonsils and be acting and eating like this? It’s so confusing. I’m on pins and needles awaiting the biopsy results. Am I a fool for hoping she will be with me much longer. Am I a total fool for thinking she might be ok, and if not ok, that she could beat this?

My 11 year old GSD was diagnosed with kidney disease. He's always wanting to eat and didn't know if this is normal. He isn't drinking much and I know he probably only has a limited time with us. Unfortunately he's not good with strangers and the vet advised that the extra stress for additional tests may shut his kidneys down completely.

I have a 15 year old female yorkie with diagnosed pancreatitis. She has been hospitalized for it once already and I know she is suffering from an upset stomach but we are restricting her diet to low fat / low protein. Unfortunately she acts like she is starving all the time. She cries, licks every surface she might think there's a hint of food on and even eats any source of paper she can get. After researching pancreatitis in dogs, I really feel it's her kibble food that is causing this and I want to put her on a home cooked diet but I don't know how many calories she should have daily. My vet doesn't recommend it and said that it's just her age and it happens in Yorkies but She's very healthy otherwise. There has to be a better way to deal with this. I don't think she's actually hungry, I think she's trying desperately to sooth her stomach but she has all the symptoms of a dog who's starving.