sam doing a lot of loud farts

is this the food?, he eating a lot of grass just about everytime he goes out he eating it could be that? or do you think there something wrong?

Not sure, Daisys been eating grass too but isn't farting

 i wonder if it his chews

Darcy thinks she's a cow and isn't farting xx

 but hes an old fart   

Could be upset tommy! Poor Sam don't shout dad I can't help it. xx

that what i was thinking what would you do give an few days and see if it pass or take hi mto the vet is smell rotton

My gsd used to eat grass when she had an upset tummy but peppa eats it every day maybe she's crossed with a goat? Anyway she just enjoys it but don't fart so must be something else.

i just wondering he not an young pup anymore i thing it could be his age

Vins a cow too all the time eating grass and have to say his farts are smelling rank!  

this morning in bed every so often i keep hearing an fart    he been like that for a couple of days now, i was wondering if the grass not coming down fast enough and the gass in building up inside him

im wondering if something is going around again, both my two have been a lil loose the past few days and laska has been farting like a dockyard worker. marley firmed up a day ago but laska is still leaking air although her poops are now back to normal

i will give him another coupld of days

Steve wrote:i will give him another coupld of days

yeah mate thats what i would do, 9 times out of 10 its something they have snaffled down when your not looking. bloody worse than kids especialy this time of year when people are leaving food all over the place out on the streets   

Dogs can't digest grass, so if Sam has eaten a lot it will ferment in his
stomach and give him wind, especially if he's an older boy and his
digestive system isn't quite so good.
If you think about it, most of us have had the lovely job of pulling grass
out of the other end of our dogs, which is proof that it hasn't been digested.
Guess you could say its a bit like us eating a load of brussel sprouts   
Harry is eating grass at the moment but I try to stop him when I can
because it can cause bloat.

he always done loud farts but these are to often it does get me worried, it could also be hte heat

Lizzie wrote:Dogs can't digest grass, so if Sam has eaten a lot it will ferment in his
stomach and give him wind, especially if he's an older boy and his
digestive system isn't quite so good.
If you think about it, most of us have had the lovely job of pulling grass
out of the other end of our dogs, which is proof that it hasn't been digested.
Guess you could say its a bit like us eating a load of brussel sprouts   
Harry is eating grass at the moment but I try to stop him when I can
because it can cause bloat.

yea what i was thinking lizzie   just wasn't sure i make sure he wont be eating anymore

try a couple of table spoons of natural yogurt. tessa has this every morning and hardly ever has the farts.

Lol!! To be honest, Biscuit has been very unladylike the last few weeks and she's been eating a lot more grass recently so can imagine it's that! I was lying in the grass sunbathing at the weekend though, and it smells SO sweet, so might be why it's so interesting to them!

Ai with the rain and heat the grass is shooting up and must smell amazingly sweet to them Ledger is definitely eating more than usual particularly in the morning but since feeding raw farts audible or otherwise have been virtually non existant

he turn into a sheep everytime he get a chance he will eat grass