Canine Flatulence
Stop Dog Gas with Gas Busters
Troubled by canine flatulence? Try this easy homemade dog treat recipe for homemade dog biscuits to get rid of dog gas and "dog farts". Our dog treat recipe will make your life a whole lot nicer!It's something you don't talk about-- Canine Flatulence. It can ruin a party--or a Sunday afternoon movie on TV. Dog farts (sorry if this is a bit crude) are nothing to joke about. They can be downright disgusting!
What Causes Dog Gas?
Discover what causes dog gas and you have the key to preventing the foul smelling flatulence.Excessive amounts of air or gases in your dog’s stomach or intestines cause dog flatulence. Where does the gas come from? It can come from the breakdown of gas-producing foods like beans, root vegetables, cabbage, cauliflower, or onions. Milk can cause the formation of gas for some dogs. Rich, high-protein diets with high levels of meat or diets that are very high in carbohydrates can cause gas problems. Foods that cause gas in one dog may not cause gas in another. If your dog has liver disease, pancreatic disease or is obese, he will be more prone to gas attacks.
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Prevent Dog Gas and Dog Farts
When dogs are fed exclusively on dry food, they seldom have flatulence problems. Make sure that you avoid the foods listed above. Gas-producing foods will cause foul smelling canine flatulence in just about any dog. Never give cat food to your dog if he is prone to gas, as it is very high in protein and meat. Better yet, for the same reason, you should never give cat food to a dog, anyway. It’s just not what he needs to be healthy! Here is a dog treat recipe to help you fight this problem.
Gas Busters Recipe
Gas Busters canine flatulence dog treats were created to help you solve the problem of dealing with your dog's gas! Dogs readily cooperate because they like the taste of these treats. And they ARE effective.
Gas Busters are a muted yellow color--they get their tint from tumeric, a natural substance, often used for food coloring. Tumeric has a naturally vivid yellow color. Try this Gas Buster dog treat recipe today for your dog! You'll be glad that you did!
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup corn meal
- 1 cup unbleached white flour
- 1 ½ cups whole wheat flour
- 1 ½ teaspoons dry yeast
- 2 tablespoons fenugreek seeds (soaked in water to soften them)
- 1 tablespoon anise seeds (crushed or powder)
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon tumeric
- 1 cup + 1 tablespoon water
Directions for Gas Busters
The directions for this dog treat are easy. I use the bread machine to simplify the process. Simply put everything into the bread machine in the order that your manufacturer suggests.
Use the “dough” setting. When your bell rings to tell you that the dough is done, remove the dough and divide it into 3 equal parts to make it easy to roll. You will need to spread flour on the cutting board before rolling the dough, and you should sprinkle flour onto the rolling pin to keep it from sticking. Roll each ball into a sheet that is about ¼” thick. For these treats, I use a cookie cutter that is a little longer than an inch. It’s a good size for most dogs. Keep a bowl of flour nearby, and dip the cookie cutter into the flour each time you cut a cookie—to keep it from sticking. It does take time to cut each cookie, so if you are pressed for time, just use a pizza cutter and cut the sheets of dough into 1” squares. Place the cookies on a greased cookie sheet. Cover them with a clean towel and let them rise (in a warm place) for 30-60 minutes--until they get to be as big as you want them to be. Bake at 275 degrees F for 1 hour. Turn off the oven and let the cookies sit in the oven for several hours or overnight to finish drying. When they are done, they will be hard and very crisp. Gas Busters canine flatulence dog treats sure come in handy when the "need" arises!
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