Bloat is life-threatening and very painful, and virtually all dogs will die within a few days. If a dog has bloat that you are not willing to correct surgically, consider having the dog humanely put to down prevent suffering. Consult with a vet ASAP in any case.
he dies from old age- No he doesn't, he dies from Bloat. Read the book or watch the movie. Its more than obvious.
This would be a question for the VETERINARIAN who is treating the animal.
A dead cat will likely start to bloat after about 4 hours. The bloating may occur more rapidly in hotter weather.
Maybe your dog or the stray dog will if it is carful enough.
Horses don't get "bloat". This is a term reserved for ruminants (animals whose stomach has 4 compartments to it). Some people will also call colic bloat.
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Never let your deep chested dog gulp too much water too quickly. It can lead to "bloat". Do a lot of research on the causes of bloat. It can kill your dog.
Generally, no, a dog won't eat when it is bloated. This is because the stomach is twisted around and there is no place for the food to go; the stomach is often painful as well. Please be advised that bloat isn't the only reason a dog may not be eating, however.
Your dog has something called "Bloat" It's kind of hard to explain- I don't think it's like human bloating. Here is a link to read more about bloat. See Related Link
he dies from old age- No he doesn't, he dies from Bloat. Read the book or watch the movie. Its more than obvious.
Well, It for certain helps. :) Not for certain at all. Research has shown that elevated food bowls can actually increase the risk of bloat. One answer is to try an anti-gulp water bowl and a slow feeder dog bowl, neither of these can cause any harm and have been proven to slow dogs down eating and drinking which is the only way to prevent bloat.
Sure as long as it's cooked. Raw milled oats will bloat them up and kill them. Same for rice and quinoa.
Bloat might eat Jaques in real world
Yes it can. The most common danger is that it can cause Bloat. Bloat is much more common in large breeds and can be fatal. Additionally, bolting food can cause a dog to throw it up after eating it or choke on it if they inhale it. Giving food in smaller portions is a good way of stopping a dog from gulping down food.
This would be a question for the VETERINARIAN who is treating the animal.
Thid varies on the type of dog and how healthy he/she is. Normally, a dog may last for 8 or 9 years. But as i say, it does vary.
yes it can!!bloat