How to Care For Your Kiba

Food

You may notice that your Kiba isn't exactly the pickiest eater.

If you are to put any good in front of him he'll eat it. But be careful, if you give him something and he really likes it then he won't stop eating. No need to worry though, his metabolism is off the charts so he won't gain any fat.

But make sure you keep him well fed and full at all times because if he is not fed properly then he will become super tired and act very sad.

So keep him fed at all times, even a small snack will keep him held over for a couple hours.

There are certain things that your Kiba will not eat, however.

Such as: Super spicy foods such as peppers, spicy sausage or spicy salsa. He will not eat Brussel sprouts or asparagus, he sure as hell will not eat anything disgusting and fatty like McDonald's and/ or other unsanitary fast food restaurants. He will also not eat catfish or any other bottom feeder. But he loves sweet sardines, plenty and plenty of Korean cooked sardines.

Now, make sure to allow your Kiba to help in the kitchen, he may not respond directly to commands but he'll show you what he wants and do his best to help you make it.

Lastly, you may want to attempt in sharing your food with your Kiba, it is a very good bonding experience for him.