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Corn absolutely does cause gas in dogs! Now, I don't know about immediate gas that causes vomiting, but anything is possible. |
Here...not sure of this resource....it is just something I googled quickly as I don't have time now to stay online....but it does talk about grains and gas which I already know is a fact. Dog Gas: What Causes Doggy Flatulence ? and What Can You do About It? |
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On the same note..he spit up a tiny bit about 1-2 after having his interceptor today...Will he still get the effects of it?? like i said tiny bit, but still... |
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that is wild as demi is on newman's own organic a high grain diet and has been for years and never burps or has gas so that is odd but then she is very healthy so may be why possibly adding fiber like pumpkin to diet might help as i know dh is big on using fiber every night he takes metamucel to keep things moving and he will kill me for saying this lol so shhhhh but he never has gassy issues and he feels it is because he does this religiously every evening. Just thought of this as it may push the food through better to not allow air to build up in intestines. I use organic pumpkin daily with dd and i mix in her probiotics in it and works really well as she is not having any diarrhea anymore |
Every pup is different! As for the Interceptor...if you did not see it, I am sure it was dissolved and all is fine! :) You could call the vet on Monday to double check. |
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My vet and her partners do that with a group of specialists in this area....they meet once/month and all of the vets get together and discuss cases. Sometimes they are able to manage the pups without having to send them to the specialist. It works out really well...our vets learn more and it also saves the clients money. My vet has also placed calls to Texas A&M Small Animal Clinic and discussed cases with them. Maybe Purdue would be able to suggest another avenue for your vet and for you ... many times large universities see a lot of things that smaller vets do not see. |
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Thanks so much for the advice:) |
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here is some info on burping, gas Can dogs ?fart? or get ?gas?? bloat and it can happen in small dogs not just large breeds as it happened to a maltese whose owner is a vet tech on my maltese group - i am not saying he has bloat but read some of the things that can lead to it Is Your Dog at Risk for Bloat? |
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timmy did well with dinner tonite:) i am trying to get him to stop gulping...i make him sit first, then give him some..then if he is gulping too much i take it away from him for a min, then hold the bowl down to him and feed him that way..if he takes his head out of the bowl to chew, i praise him and wait til he sits down to give him more. Then i waited til he burped, then gave him about 15 pieces of kibble, doing the same thing with the bowl (me holding it down to him and only letting him get one or 2 pieces at a time) he did fine:) then he got his last serving of wet food..same way..and then burped at end of meal. I'd say this was a good feeding |
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