Alice White
Every bean makes a tone, but that is not the only reason why people and dogs let you go from time to time. It only becomes uncomfortable when farts stink strongly. But why does the fart of our best friend on four paws sometimes smell so bad? Pettime introduces five possible reasons for gas.
Difficult to Digest Dog Food
The same applies to us humans: the heavier the food, the more difficult it is to digest. Dogs emit smelly gases when they have eaten e.g. beans, peas, corn, or spoiled food.
Dog Drank Milk or Ate Dairy Products
Very few people know that dogs and cats are lactose intolerant per se. Dogs are not able to break down milk sugar into its components. Although dairy products such as yogurt and cheese do not necessarily make our four-legged friends sick, consuming them can lead to bloating and gas. In addition to uncomfortable flatulence, stomach pain, diarrhea, and vomiting usually occur.
Spices in the Food
Be careful with spices and strongly seasoned dishes! What sometimes only tastes slightly spiced for us humans can taste much more intense for dogs. Therefore you should absolutely refrain from feeding your dog from your own plate or giving him leftovers. Please be very careful with peppers!
Too Much Fiber in the Feed
Fiber is generally a good thing in nutrition. However, if a dog eats too much of it at once, gas may develop. Dogs are allowed to eat a lot of vegetables, apples, and rice can also be fed, but pay attention to the amount if you don’t want an unpleasant surprise in the air …
