and my bully has no gas and my Cocker has a little. HOWEVER!!! Grain free is really not for puppies because it lacks the nutrients that a puppy needs during it's growing stages so Wellness Core does not recommend this food for dogs less than a year old.

and my bully has no gas and my Cocker has a little. HOWEVER!!! Grain free is really not for puppies because it lacks the nutrients that a puppy needs during it's growing stages so Wellness Core does not recommend this food for dogs less than a year old.

I think someone else on this forum mentioned this kind of food. I might just have to give it a try...or invest in a gas mask!! HAHA!! Thanks!!

I think someone else on this forum mentioned this kind of food. I might just have to give it a try...or invest in a gas mask!! HAHA!! Thanks!!

Hi, Mack used to have the WORST gas, he was also on TOTW, then I switched to Natural Balance Sweet Potato and Venison. LOVE this food, way less gas, firm poops, coat looks great, and he loves to eat it!!! Good luck!


Mack's Mom .

Hi, Mack used to have the WORST gas, he was also on TOTW, then I switched to Natural Balance Sweet Potato and Venison. LOVE this food, way less gas, firm poops, coat looks great, and he loves to eat it!!! Good luck!


Mack's Mom .

I've read that dogs having gas is the #1 sign you are over feeding. The fact he is leaving food may also be a sign. I'm not sure how much you are feeding and I feed my bully a raw diet so I can't help with kibble measurements but perhaps someone else can? HTH

Tammy

I've read that dogs having gas is the #1 sign you are over feeding. The fact he is leaving food may also be a sign. I'm not sure how much you are feeding and I feed my bully a raw diet so I can't help with kibble measurements but perhaps someone else can? HTH

Tammy

yogurt is good for a few things. =) It should def. help his gas.

yogurt is good for a few things. =) It should def. help his gas.

I give him yogurt every once in a while...which he LOVES!! I didn't know that can help with gas. When we got him, he had Kennel Cough, Intestinal Parasites, and tested positive for Giardia...but did not actually have it...if that makes sense. He is now clear of everything (Thank Goodness!!) and when he was on the many antibiotics, the vet suggested that we also give him the yogurt.

I will try that and see how he does. Thanks so much!!

I give him yogurt every once in a while...which he LOVES!! I didn't know that can help with gas. When we got him, he had Kennel Cough, Intestinal Parasites, and tested positive for Giardia...but did not actually have it...if that makes sense. He is now clear of everything (Thank Goodness!!) and when he was on the many antibiotics, the vet suggested that we also give him the yogurt.

I will try that and see how he does. Thanks so much!!

thought comes to mind. Do you give him any yogurt? A little spoon of that each day (lowfat plain) should help with the gas. =)

If not, you will have to weigh if it's worth it or not to switch food again. All dogs are different so you really just have to find what works best for him.

thought comes to mind. Do you give him any yogurt? A little spoon of that each day (lowfat plain) should help with the gas. =)

If not, you will have to weigh if it's worth it or not to switch food again. All dogs are different so you really just have to find what works best for him.