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Thinking we had allergies, we switched to Natural Balance fish and potato allergy food. There are no fillers, corn, chicken wheat, etc in it. She likes it. How do you know when dog has gas???
Ummm... they'll fart and you'll either hear or smell them. lol
Our Whippet mix does well with Blue Buffalo from PetSmart. It's a fish and sweet potato formula.
Sometimes, on the rare times when he has a gas problem, or he's eating grass, I'll give him some probiotics and that gets him over his digestive upset...might try it with your dogs...it restores healthy colonies of good bacteria in the digestive tract and helps to prevent yeast problems that can cause itchy paws and skin...
One of my dachshunds has allergies to something. I think it is corn. She used to throw up all the time. I switched all three to a rotation between Taste of the Wild and grain free Canidae. They all have really shiny coats and no more throwing up at all.
Thinking we had allergies, we switched to Natural Balance fish and potato allergy food. There are no fillers, corn, chicken wheat, etc in it. She likes it. How do you know when dog has gas???
Yeah, there's no mystery involved! We have VERY stinky dogs .
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