Thank you for the advice Stef
Krystyna
Stefanie Brannan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Krystyna, I'm no expert but I would try switching to another food
and see if that helps. Some of the dog foods that you can buy at the grocery
store have lots of fillers and corn in them. I think some dogs are sensitive
to these things. Try looking at the ingredients of dog food and choose one
with meat (chicken, beef, lamb, ect.) as the first ingredient. Also, talk to
your vet about the gas and they may be able to recommend something.
Stef
krystyna penix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you Stef. for your response. We're feeding her MightyDog brand
food. She's been on this for about 3 months and having a gas every few days.
Krystyna from AR
Stefanie Brannan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What kind of food do you feed her and how long has she been eating
that brand of food? How long has she been having gas? Has she been given
"treats" or anything besides dog food? It may be what she is eating that's
giving her gas. Alos, sometimes when you change their food, they will get gas.
Stef
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