Tamed animals not eating

[WESKERBOY]

Well guys is a pleasure to tell you that I learned the tedious art of taming (2 sheeps) male and famale (Guess i was lucky) btw. The problem Is that the saciety bar Is going down eventhou they have a fodder with plenty of food. Is this normal? Will this affect wellfednes?

Thanks for any help u might give

[WowGain]

make sure that nothing is blocking the trough and that they're within the radius of the trough (if you're using Amber, trough radius can be highlighted with shift+d).

[WESKERBOY]

make sure that nothing is blocking the trough and that they're within the radius of the trough (if you're using Amber, trough radius can be highlighted with shift+d).

Ye I thought that as a possibility, but I keep them in a small pen, the food through Is inside :S ill log in soon and check on them

[MagicManICT]

make sure that nothing is blocking the trough and that they're within the radius of the trough (if you're using Amber, trough radius can be highlighted with shift+d).

As long as the animal is in range of the trough, they get fed no matter what is in the way.

Newly tamed animals can take a day or two before they start eating from a trough. Even if the trough is empty, animals will try to eat the grass, which counts as q10 fodder.

Damage to the animal's hunger bars isn't permanent, but it can take some time to heal. As long as it remains small, it won't have an impact on low quality animals.

[WESKERBOY]

make sure that nothing is blocking the trough and that they're within the radius of the trough (if you're using Amber, trough radius can be highlighted with shift+d).

As long as the animal is in range of the trough, they get fed no matter what is in the way.

Newly tamed animals can take a day or two before they start eating from a trough. Even if the trough is empty, animals will try to eat the grass, which counts as q10 fodder.

Damage to the animal's hunger bars isn't permanent, but it can take some time to heal. As long as it remains small, it won't have an impact on low quality animals.

In that case, Lets wait for tomorrow and see how It goes, thanks for the help

[Karede]

That's just the way it is with freshly tamed animals, they won't start eating until their satiety drops fairly low. As long as the trough's in range they're fine.