Re: peeyuw farts!!
One of the most wonderful companions I ever had was a dear wonderful boy named Martin. Martin was nearly perfect in everyway except for his stinky flatulence. I swear there was literally green gas that filled the room when he passed wind. I never understood how something so foul could come outo f something so sweet. I know things are just a little more stinky on the other side of the bridge these days but I'll bet no one really minds :) Susan Ablon Gweebarra BMD Balch Springs, Tx http://www.pageweb.com/gwebara On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 17:02:29 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Hi all, > > I have a lovely question to ask. My girl farts like you wouldn't > believe- mostly at night and mostly when she's going up stairs > (exertion farts!). My boy doesn't fart at all- hmmm. > Does anyone have a great insight into the gastrointestinal system of > my lovely and stinky little bitch? > > Thank you, > Kendra, Jackson, and "stay over there Sallie!!!" > > >
Re: peeyuw farts!!
Stinky gas means undigested food. I just heard a naturopath (Doctorate of Naturopathic) speak today and he said enzymes are missing if gas is foul. Maybe you could add some digestive enzymes. Gail Miller Cynosure Bernese in Arkansas [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 4:02 PM Subject: peeyuw farts!! > Hi all, > > I have a lovely question to ask. My girl farts like you wouldn't believe- mostly at night and mostly when she's going up stairs (exertion farts!). My boy doesn't fart at all- hmmm. > Does anyone have a great insight into the gastrointestinal system of my lovely and stinky little bitch? > > Thank you, > Kendra, Jackson, and "stay over there Sallie!!!" >
RE: peeyuw farts!!
Hi Kendra, When my Phoebe was young she could empty the house with her aromatic offerings, when friends came to dinner they'd ask if Phoebe would be in the garden. Fecal floats were done, diet changed but to no avail. Love her as I do I couldn't have her sleeping in my bedroom I was sure to die overnight! I was afraid lest anyone light a cigarette near her! Well I had a couple of skinny dogs and my vet was suspecting whipworm, very hard to find on a float, so we treated the whole household with a three day course of Panacur repeated three weeks later and low and behold to this day Phoebe's unsocial habit of lifting the roof off the house has stopped:-)) Now she sleeps back in the bedroom and is most welcome. Try treating her with Panacur, intestinal parasites can cause gas:-) Follow this up with a few days of Lactobacillus Acidophilus and may your house become a nice unpolluted place to be again:-)) Treat both dogs and pick up in the yard promptly. Rose T.
Re: peeyuw farts!!
> I have a lovely question to ask. My girl farts like you wouldn't believe- mostly at night and mostly when she's going up stairs (exertion farts!). My boy doesn't fart at all- hmmm. > Does anyone have a great insight into the gastrointestinal system of my lovely and stinky little bitch? I have no great insite, just my own experience with Halley and her Halley-atosis. Different end, but both I think are digestive problems. Halley had breath that could curl your hair and at age 2, tartar on her teeth. I added Nupro to her diet, which at the time was a chicken based raw diet. Her breath improved immensely. I had her teeth cleaned and the tartar has not returned. Then, due to the difficulty of getting raw chicken necks in my area, adding another dog to the family and my laziness, I switched her to 'Back to Basics," a high quality chicken based kibble. The bad breath returned. She is now off all chicken products, still getting Nupro in her food and her breath is sweet. It may help to try different foods with your girl. She may be less tolerant of one over another. Whether you feed kibble or raw, it seems as if something is not agreeing with her. I also found Nupro which is full of digestive enzymes to be helpful. Janice Parky Cape Cod, MA
