When I was a child, a friend of mine had a large, beautiful and sweet Old English Sheepdog. He was a great dog in every way except one: this dog navigability could clear a room. The gas came out of this poor creature was so disgusting and frequent that the family be kept air-freshening sprays in most rooms in the House. Of course, it does not appear to be bother dog one bit. Looking back, I really wonder what they are feeding the poor pooch! The family was not alone. Many of us live with gassy dog. My own dog, in her old age, has had some episodes recently made me break out of incense.
People often ask me what they can do their farting dogs. Occasional dog fart can be a source of comic relief. Just look at the popular children's book series, Walter Farting dog (compare prices). Frequent flatulence in dogs, however, can get annoying. Yes, most owners can tolerate the smell, but what about if guests are over? Plus, a how if gas makes the dog uncomfortable? Bad gas is fortunately not necessarily evidence of a health problem (although it may be). It is often related to diet. There are several ways to handle flatulence in dogs, including dietary changes and additions. Find out more about flatulence in dogs and how you can help your dog. Do you have a gassy dog? Tell us if you could do something about it, and how.
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