Most green vegetables, or all of them for that matter, give dogs gas. Beans, peanuts, and some meat give them gas, too.
Pretty much anything that gives you gas will give your dog gas if you feed it to him. But it's not just the food which might cause flatulence in your dog. The way he eats can cause it also.
If he's a fast eater and "wolfs" down his dinner he's gulping down air with it as well which has to come out somewhere.......here's a cool site on dog flatulence which you might find of help: http://www.dogflatulence.com
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Yes, Peanut Butter is safe for dogs to eat. However, as with any food there are dogs that may have an allergy to the Peanut Butter. As for giving a dog gas, ias with some foods whether or not a dog will get gas or become gaseous from eating peanut butter depends on the dog.
If you want to take care of your dog, don't give them any human foods. Most human foods give dogs worms.
Foods don't give dogs allergies - an allergy is an excessive immune reaction against a neutral protein. Dogs can develop allergies to particular foods, though, and some of the common ones are beef, chicken, pork, corn, wheat and soy.
Foods that cause intestinal gas are fiber-filled foods and fatty foods. Usually intestinal gas can be caused by swallowing too much air while eating or drinking carbonated beverages.
Most dog food is healthy for dogs, but human food can sometimes be deadly if you give it to your pooch.
Don't ever give any dogs grapes; they can be deadly, even in small amounts. Also, never give dogs chocolate.
You give him or her healthier foods like organic or reduced fat.
um...pizza, chicken, and i think the other one is hot dogs
Because they eat foods that give them gas.
A half teaspoon of ground up fennel, right after eating.
Nothing, just watch your diet. Spicy foods, legumes (beans, nuts, etc), any other foods that give you gas should be avoided.