Vet Minute: How to Help a Dog with Bad Gas

What can I give my dog for terrible gas? In this Vet Minute with Dr. Marty Greer, Revival Animal Health's Director of Veterinary Services, gives us tips on how to help a dog with bad gas. Shop dog probiotics and other health supplies: www.revivalanimal.com

[@Classyo1nelife]

Should they not eat kibble?

[@RevivalAnimal]

Kibble is ok. Keeping the diet consistent and using a slow feeding bowl to help from intaking too much air while eating will help a dog with bad gas. Adding a probiotic to the diet will help maintain the good bacteria in the intestines which will also reduce gas. The Paws Squad.

[@Classyo1nelife]

@@RevivalAnimal Thank you so much

[@RevivalAnimal]

My pleasure. Thank you for visiting Revival Animal Health, enjoy your day.

[@marciabaxley6082]

My dogs have been on the same dog food for years so thats not it they eat slow not a fast eater i buy high end food for them

[@RevivalAnimal]

The most common cause for dogs to have gas is food related. To help root out the cause starting with changing the diet slowly to other food first will help. There are many reasons why your dog has gas. Some are as a result of diet, some behavioral, and some - the more serious causes - are because of medical issues. Other symptoms of gas in dogs are more subtle - a slightly or badly swollen stomach, or signs of discomfort. These aren’t always easy to spot, so it’s important to be aware of all the tell-tale signs of gas. Remember, a dog with gas is normal, and not always a cause for concern. If you have a concern, speaking with your vet about your options will help. Sheryl at Revival

[@theozarksjourneytoself-suf5420]

I've watched 5 videos with similar titles. And NONE of them answered the question. How to help a dog WITH bad gas. You should have titled your video.. how to prevent gas.... Because this helps NO dog that currently HAS GAS.

[@RevivalAnimal]

Massaging your dogs stomach to help relieve gas pain will help. Measure to help prevent this must also be taken. 1. Make the dog eat slower. 2. Give a probiotic to help with digestion. 3. No table scraps. 4. Avoid gas causing foods. Sheryl at Revival.

[@precisionbrown6829]

Everybody has gas people included. My dog eat very fast. She eats cooked food some kibble. She doesn’t smell but I noticed when she doesn’t go outside all day, the less gas. If you do have a fast eater get a puzzle bowl and get sensitive stomach dog food. 😊