Hello, I want to ask for advice. My dog is a Jack Russell breed. During the day everything is fine, but after the last meal, which is after 20:00 something happens ... not immediately, but when we go to bed. She starts to walk around, she can't find a place, she trembles all over, she comes to us and hugs us (seeks attention), she is restless and scared, she lets out gases and gets stressed by them. We know it's from food. We like to give it cooked (we avoid adding a lot of spices), but sometimes we give it granules mixed with canned food ... later we found out that it is from the can and it is only obtained by someone. I just want advice from someone who has experienced it with his puppy ... I'm worried that there will be no problem with the belly. It happened 3 times (last night was the 3rd). We talked to a vet ... he told us to stop the cans. It is also obtained from other foods. What should we do? :(
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angelina_mi_ answered · July 07, 2020
Breathe the gases and don't worry. The other option is to shoot him not to bother.
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swirlsex answered · July 07, 2020
Well, give only cooked, stop the garbage and if it does not work out - see a doctor for a stomach problem.
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yesmyboss answered · July 07, 2020
Hello, there is a special food for dogs with a stomach problem. Do not change the food very often, because it further irritates him.
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fatcurvygirl answered · July 07, 2020
Take her to another veterinarian at a clinic - four paws, a good idea ... to do tests. Personally, I would be very worried.
My kitten died (at the age of 19) after deciding not to eat, spent a month or so, and died. So - food is extremely important, in addition to having it, also what it is, but if it is a physiological problem, what food to give, if it will be salmon, as it was in my case - it just will not work.
* For purebred animals, as well as non-purebred, there are special hr. modes, you can not eat human food from your cooked. They need specific nutrients.
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quinn2018 answered · July 07, 2020
There are pellets for dogs that are precisely balanced with nutrients. My opinion is that the dog wants to go out to go out and that's why he walks around and is restless. I also have Jack Russell.
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mistyloveseric69 answered · July 08, 2020
I doubt my dog whimpers and trembles for that reason. If she wanted to, she could go to the bathroom as she had been taught, if she had time at night.
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sweetass_u answered · July 08, 2020
I rather have stress and fear that I don't have food with me