Sentences with phrase «dog gulps»

Finally, if your dog gulps down his food, try splitting it into several small meals a day.

If your dog gulps their food down too quickly, they'll swallow a lot of air, and there are only two ways for it to come back out — either in a burp from the front end or a belch from the rear.

This breed may be prone to gastric dilation and bloat if the dog gulps his food or eats too fast.

If your dog gulps rather than chews any item, it can be harmful or even fatal, so make sure your dog chews Greenies Weight Management Dental Chews completely before swallowing.

It is much more likely the dog gulped water down too quickly and with the big gulps, swallowed a lot of air...

As they are prone to bloating and possible stomach torsion, you want to avoid giving one large meal a day and having the dog gulp it down.

You will hear your dog gulp and huff a bit and then their pace quickly adjusts to yours.

While some dogs gulp down just about anything, many are highly discerning.

Not exact matches

Gulping food can make a dog vomit, or choke, or become bloated.

Using a slow - feed dog bowl can encourage dogs to eat more slowly so they don't gulp in large amounts of air when they eat.

A slow feed bowl can also encourage a dog to eat more slowly and not gulp in air when he eats.

When your dog reaches forward to gulp down the treat, quickly close your hand and don't let them get it.

Street water can mix with dog feces, so when your dog bends down to get a big gulp of water, he or she may be unknowingly ingesting something more sinister — Giardia.

A few gulps of salt water won't harm your dog, but watch for vomiting and early neurological signs of salt poisoning like dullness and depression.

Street water can mix with dog feces, so when your dog bends down to get a big gulp of water, they may be unknowingly ingesting pathogens like Giardia.

The Omega Paw Portion Pacer lets you control how fast your dog eats, to prevent choking, gulping, vomiting and bloat.»

These are very tasty treats and a greedy dog that gulps them down whole will derive no benefit!

When we have a dog that gulps down anything put in front of them, we're less likely to invest the time and money in finding the best food.

The exact causes are unknown but nervous dogs, dogs that eat too fast and gulp air seem to be more likely to bloat.

Also feeding your large breed dog on a raised surface will prevent them from gulping down too much air.

However, dogs do occasionally gulp down large amounts of grass if they're feeling sick to their stomachs.

my dog likes the flavor, does a lot better with the bite size as he is chewing his food and not gulping it as he did with smaller bite sizes (even in his slow feed bowl), good stools, no indigestion

Dogs that chew, crack, gulp, and swallow may end up in emergency with a blockage or could crack a tooth.

The expression «eat like a dog» comes from the canines» reputation for gulping down meals of all sorts in a matter of seconds.

Pets — especially dogs — can sniff out and gulp down trouble, so keep all dangerous substances out of reach.

Using an elevated dog feeder will minimize gulping and air ingestion while your dog eats and drinks.

The salt content can also make your dog excessively thirsty, it will then gulp down lots of water that can lead to a bloated stomach or in the worst case scenario a twisted stomach, which can be fatal if not treated.

(If he has to chew in the presence of other dogs, he might feel that he has to compete with them and try to quickly gulp down edible items.)

Dogs that gulp a lot of air when they eat can have flatulence, and others are simply eating dry dog food too fast.

That makes sense because dogs don't brush their teeth, and they tend to gulp rather than chew their food.

This often happens when dogs «gulp down» their food and eat too quickly).

When a dog has a gassy tummy, gulping mouthfuls of long, tickling strands of grass prompt her to «whoops» out whatever upset her tummy.

Many dogs «gulp» down their food.

Make sure to watch as your dog chews C.E.T. VeggieDent Chews, and discourage gulping of large chunks.

Third, if your dog develops the habit of gulping down any food he can get, he may seriously poison or distress himself someday.

For a dog who gulps the food down so rapidly that gas is a result, you can slow down the rate of eating with the use of a «slow food» bowl.

Gas is frequently the result of zealous food consumption by a dog who gulps too much air.

Some dogs inherited their tendency to gulp food from their ancestors.

Dogs who eat only once a day will frequently gulp their food quickly, which causes them to ingest excess air.

Slow feeders can be excellent deterrents for dogs who gulp down their food too quickly.

A vigorous dog may or may not be high - energy, but everything he does, he does with vigor: he strains on the leash (until you train him not to), tries to plow through obstacles, and even eats and drinks with great big gulps.

Whether or not apples are safe for dogs is a question that many dog owners find themselves asking, especially after their pet has snatched an apple slice from the kitchen counter or gulped down an apple core at a family picnic.

Make sure the rock is large enough so your dog won't gulp it down!

To guard against bloat, the ASPCA recommends, maintain your dog's proper weight, prohibit vigorous exercise before and after meals, don't use raised bowls unless your veterinarian recommends them, do not allow your dog to gulp food or water, mix canned food with dry kibble, and feed several small meals throughout the day rather than one or two large meals.

Some dogs swallow large amounts of air while eating, especially if they gulp their food.

It can be particularly dangerous for dogs to eat too fast as they can seriously dilate their stomachs because of the unusual mixture of air while gulping and the food.

You may notice that dogs eating from a floor level bowl will gulp at their food and water.

They can slow dog a dog who gulps their food, thereby reducing the deadly risk of bloat among other dangerous gastrointestinal issues.

When gulping, a dog is unintentionally swallowing air with their meal and trapping it within the digestive tract.

They will also try to gulp as much food and as fast as they possibly can so that other dogs will not get their food.