My dog use to get bad gas from dry kibbles. I switched to homestyle select and the bad smell was gone. I would suggest trying to switch the food, if it still doesnt go away then it could be some indigestion problems or soemthing.
My dog use to get bad gas from dry kibbles. I switched to homestyle select and the bad smell was gone. I would suggest trying to switch the food, if it still doesnt go away then it could be some indigestion problems or soemthing.
We had a dog when I was growing up that would have awful gas every time we changed foods. It was particularly bad when the change was from higher to lower quality (we were a bit financially challenged at the time).
He also had some other issues that I now think involved food allergies - the whole paw-chewing thing. It was pretty bad. I asked my mom about it more recently, and she agrees that the symptoms fit for food allergies, but we never had a vet confirm it.
I do know that when I (and my now-ex) adopted a shelter dog, that feeding medium to high quality food made a huge difference in the smell - she stunk to high heaven when we adopted her (both gas and just a smell coming from her skin...like doggy B.O., even though they don't sweat!) I now feed Nutro Natural Choice and am happy with the results. I started out with the 'sensitive stomach' one - chicken and oatmeal, I think, and now I change it up between chicken/rice and lamb/rice. Belle loves all 3 flavors (was always really picky with the cheaper food-hardly ate any at all), and I haven't had any other stomach issues with her (including car-sickness, but that's probably not related). It doesn't seem to mess her stomach up at all to change between these foods, as long as I keep the quality consistent.
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