What food are you feeding her?
Aww - Hi, Bitzy! It’s ok.. everybody poots, sometimes (sang to the tune of “everybody hurts” by REM). Seriously though, I thought I would chime in and share that our Bully had wretched, room-clearing farts for MONTHS until she finally threw up a giant piece of a rope toy that she had swallowed without our knowing. We think it was in her stomach for about 4 months. Poor baby. No more rope in our house! After that was finally out of her belly, the super frequent toots stopped. She still does sometimes, of course, but they’re not life-threateningly stinky or super frequent anymore. If that happens to be the case with your dog, unfortunately there’s not much to do besides wait it out. You could go in for an X-Ray to check her belly but they aren’t really able to show softer things like rope or hair. As long as she doesn’t have vomiting & diarrhea, the concern for an obstruction is low. Our dog started throwing up before meals for a while, then she threw up a meal, then finally threw up the chunk of rope. There was an aftershock of a hairball that came a few weeks later and then it was finally over. Couple of trips to the ER and the family vet. Ultimately she was fine, but it was awful at the time. I agree with what most other posters have said - I would try switching her food. You might also try a slow feeder bowl. Good Luck!
My Rocco is just over 1 and hes never really been too bad of a tooter so when he got the bubble guts it was like WHOA!!! It seemed to be his food and he had been on it since we got him (Nulo - Salmon Limited Ingredient)First we gave him some children's pepto and that helped some and then we decided to look into something similar but maybe gentler and we ended up with Solid Gold Sensitive Stomach Salmon & vegetables and some Probiotic Bites by zesty paws and he is back to himself and his occasional toots 1-3 per day not constant 8-20 per hour! Nothing like he was! It was bad and constant and I felt terrible! I just kept thinking how it must be giving him stomach pains. OHHHH and I also raised his food and water bowls even higher than they were already and I think that was the right move too. I hope your little gal is feeling better soon!!
