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    Gas-X, or the store brand of it, works great.

    I would look for some good digestive enzymes for your dog. That will usually clear up the problem for good.

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    i need to try these things! Gracie has BAD gas! often times while driving down the road we have to pull over and get out to get fresh air.
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    Gas can be the result of an allergic reaction to certain foods. Pay attention to what she ate before it happens and cut that out of her diet.

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    Sometimes Lady is less than ladylike after dinner...........

    Just every once in a while, but she can clear out our living room.

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    If Star is having a 'gassy' day I give her some yogurt or canned pumpkin. It doesn't eliminate the problem entirely, but it helps.

    Thank you Wolf_Q!

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    What ever you do don't light a match but follow her around with a jar and for God sakes conserve gas. its so expensive now days.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MajesticCollies
    What ever you do don't light a match but follow her around with a jar and for God sakes conserve gas. its so expensive now days.


    STOP IT, MY SIDES HURT ALREADY!!!!! MATCHES -- I forgot, that man on the movie," The Birds"--I told her to light a match!!! Forgive me!!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by MajesticCollies
    What ever you do don't light a match but follow her around with a jar and for God sakes conserve gas. its so expensive now days.

    LMAO
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    My Rotti Zues alwyas had bad gas, and he would always leave the room first!!!!! But venison, always causes bad gas!!! We never fed it, becuase of that! Lots of foods cause bad gas, they always have some, but certain foods can make it worse!!!
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    Samson is good for quiet, smelly ones. He gets a tablespoon of plain yogurt every night in his food. Cuts down on occurences and odor.

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    We all can relate to the subject of this thread.
    First, I had to compose myself before submitting a reply. (Ahem)




    As Karen noted, Lighting a Match really works wonders!!!

    I found, at least with my daughter's German Sheperds, that Beef is a no-no!!!!

    I've given them Salmon these past few weeks and it tends to agree with them ( great, because it is expensive and their eyes get real big and glassy when I offer it with their Kibble).


    Oh My god Lute, that "pulling over" and Aborting ship, made me laugh so hard!!!!!

    If or when my daughter's German Sheperd dogs get the fluffs, I wlll try the Gas X!!!

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