Sentences with phrase «dogs eat grass because»

Just as humans eat strawberries because they enjoy the taste, some dogs eat grass because they enjoy the way that it tastes.

There is a class of people who sincerely believe that dogs eat grass because it is a natural instinct.

Some believe that dogs eat grass because it makes them vomit.

Some dogs eat grass because of obsessive compulsive disorders, but that is usually very rare.

All of our dogs love to eat grass, and many of us have asked ourselves more than once, «does my dog eat grass because he needs to, or like to?»

All of our dogs love to eat grass, and many of us have asked ourselves more than once, «does my dog eat grass because...

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Some dogs only seem to eat grass when they are feeling sick, prompting the owner to schedule to a vet visit because Buffy is repeatedly eating grass and vomiting it back up.

Oftentimes dog owners believe that their pet is eating grass because he doesn't feel well, but that is just a common misconception.

A dog might eat grass because he craves something different and he likes the different taste and texture of grass.

When dogs eat grass, owners are puzzled because they often vomit.

Dogs mostly eat certain types of grass because they like the taste, just as with the case of garbage, but it does appear that individuals learn that too much can cause vomiting, so the intentional eating of grass to induce vomiting seems to come after experience.

We have to live with the uncertainty that our dogs might be eating grass to puke, because his wolf - brain tells him to, or just because he likes the taste and enjoys when you pull grass from his ass.

Some dogs may also eat grass because they are under - fed, don't have access to adequate food or are just plain bored.

So, pups and young dogs may engage in eating grass because of that, or simply due to boredom.

I looked this up because my dog's stomach has been growling and gurgling this evening, then I found her outside eating grass.

There is no way to determine whether a dog is eating grass simply because they like it other than ruling out all other possible theories.

In some cases however, where grass eating is simply the result of a dog's natural instinct to eat grass or because a dog likes the taste of grass, owners may try to train their dog to stop their behavior.

Dogs that show signs of feeling under the weather before eating grass are more often than not, not eating grass because they enjoy doing so — think of this like eating a chocolate bar when your stomach is aching.

There will be a notable difference in a dog that eats grass because they enjoy doing so and a dog that is eating grass to induce vomiting.

Another theory for why dogs eat grass that often gets overlooked is the idea that dogs eat grass simply because they enjoy it.

In the case of a dog that eats grass because they enjoy it, grass - eating will seldom if ever cause vomiting; however, that does not mean that it can not.