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Hi, One of my two Dobermans gets stinky gas. He was eating earthborn grainfree holistic buffalo then I switched him to the weight control which stopped the gas for a week then he went right back to it. Does anyone know if there is a dogfood that’s grainfree for gas problems? I’m thinking he is having digestion problems. He has been to the vet and the vet doesn’t seem to think its a big deal. This dog also has a thyroid problem but I don’t think that has anything to do with it? any suggestions would be appreciated.
InkedMarieMemberNutriSource is said to be good for dogs with tummy troubles.
PitloveMemberMy pitbull gets gas every time he eats beef. In his case it is because of a food intolerance. I would suggest swapping him to a protein he has never had before. Fish would be a good one to try if he’s not had it. If it stops- then you’ll know it was something in the previous food. If it continues- compare the 2 ingredient panels and see what matches up and then try to find a food that doesn’t contain the similar ingredients.
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