Ive been told to feed them charcol (sp) dog bones. My dogs really like them and it really helps the gass.
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Teddy is soooo gassy lately that he is really - phew! wow! Any advice will be very helpful! Not feeding him anything different - he gets about 1/3 cup pedigree chopped canned food mixed with 1 1/2 cups dry - Iams mini chunks - tried plain yogurt - helps some - have you ever heard of using pumpkin? :shot:
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A vet told me once that by elevating the food it decreases the amount of air and therefore helping with gas. Not sure if you already elevate. 
That's interesting. We never elevated Sam's bowls until this summer when he had some mysterious illness and he couldn't seem to get his head down to his food bowl. Since it has been elevated he has had almost no gas, he used to be TERRIBLE! He has chase us out of the room many times. Never put 2 and 2together, but maybe that's why he is better.A vet told me once that by elevating the food it decreases the amount of air and therefore helping with gas. Not sure if you already elevate.
The food your feeding him would give me gas too ound:
charcoal is great for it
ound:charcoal is great for it
I wouldn't feed Pedigree, it's a very poor quality food (please don't be offended ) in fact worse than a lot of other generics.
I would look into a healthier diet without by-products and grains. By-products are not meat, they are things like beaks and feathers and skin and bones. The protein comes from the grain. The meaty smell and color is from colorants and additives. Pedigree has heavy grain content.
) in fact worse than a lot of other generics.I would look into a healthier diet without by-products and grains. By-products are not meat, they are things like beaks and feathers and skin and bones. The protein comes from the grain. The meaty smell and color is from colorants and additives. Pedigree has heavy grain content.
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