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mike from The 4th planet from the sun -

My dog has severe problems with his smell he never quits farting.

Comment #1 Big Dog from The Woods -

Have you consulted with a vet? Does he eat the same food as you? Do you have the same problem?


Comment #2 BadGRRL from the pound -

In younger dogs, most vets will tell you its dietary so adjust his food. Try different foods one 40 pound bag at a time until you find one that doesn't cause your dog to have so much gas. In older dogs it's just part of the aging process and you can only reduce it so much because just like us they don't process foods as well as they get older. The less human food you feed them the better off they are - not that they'll ever understand it...lol

Comment #3 samantha (222.152.12.13) -

hi my name is samantha and i have a dog that farts alot she has six tux in the moring and 2 cups at night.evry time she farts she smiles at me well i hold my nose its only started to happen she is a healthy dog who loves running and eating bones.she has had alot of sor tummys at night time when shes in my brothers room she loves people but we get sick of her siting next to us and start farting.she has only truend 3 this year she is like a big baby.she always comes insid farting i wish you could tell me what to do with her.from samantha

try to help her if you know what to do email me at sleemo@xtra.co.nz


Comment #4 ChloeBowie from Twilight Zone, Mississippi -

It probably comes from the atmosphere of the 4th planet.

I hear that causes increased airflow through the intestines.

I'd suggest moving or exercising more often with your doggie.


Comment #5 Maya (63.176.159.213) - Sun Sep 20 21:18:09 2009

Farting is just a part of their system but excessive farting could have some sort of bad meaning with regards to their health,

Here is why dog suffer from excessive farts

* Eating too fast - When the dog eats too fast, swallowed air (aerophagia) makes it to the intestines very quickly and in a more concentrated quantity.

* The natural processes of producing the gas through food digestion and absorption within the digestive and eliminatory tracts.

* Eating foods that are known to cause flatulence (beans, cauliflower etc).

* Eating a poor quality dog food.


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