Dog Farting

Look, I’ll be the first to admit that a little odorless pooting coming from the dog is cute; especially when they look for the culprit by spinning and smelling.

And it’s even funny when a dog runs away and hides under the bed ON OCCASION.

If your dog has gas on a regular basis here is what you should know:

• Dog farting is caused by improper digestion, period.
• By not fixing the underlying problem, other canine health problems are on the way.



• If your canine has been eating the same food for years and recently became gassy, it means he's developed an allergy or he simply cannot digest it anymore. Now, not only is he is distress but so are you. Please help him.
• If he only gets flatulence after eating those pupperoni treats or beggin strips, throw them out!

  If you read the label, there is no actual food in them, but they are filled with artificial flavors, colors and 'surprise meat byproducts' that keep the liver working far to hard. Please eliminate toxins in food and dog treats by reading
  Dog Food Ingredients to Avoid or subscribe to Petsumer Reports.

• Antibiotics cause gas. How? They kill ALL bacteria, not just the bad. That means bacteria needed for digestion is gone. Please replace it with a probiotics so the immune system can get back on track.



• And now you know if you had a fart contest with your dog last night after sharing a bag of snack food and your spouse had to leave the room, well, you know what to do. (And I don't mean open the window!)

A Note About the Problem of Dog Flatulence and Dog Digestion

In being a good webmaster you need to know your subject, be honest, reliable and do your best not to bore your visitors to death. No matter how good you are, you must also find a way for people to find you.

That means keyword phrase research. I was thinking about dog intestinal problems, but only 151 people typed that in. A similar meaning phrase that 617 folks typed into the search engines was dog farts. Dog flatulence did pretty well too, but farting won the title. It sad that thousands of people in just one month looked this up.

Remember it doesn't feel good to have gas and your poor dog can't tell you about it. Please, if you smell it, fix it.

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