Don't feed your dog baked beans.
The magical fruit made things worse by 10,000%
Don't feed your dog baked beans.
The magical fruit made things worse by 10,000%
Oh God I used to have a Brittany Spaniel that would fart like a Russian race horse. He's been gone 35 years, but I can still remember those bad boys.
If they been on dry food, never, ever, give them raw venison. What comes out will go through a screen door without touching a wire.
My cat when we first got him as a small kitten had a problem with his gut which resulted in him carrying the nickname "Biological Bagpipe", you could pick him up and with the slightest squeeze get an audible fart out of the little guy.
Got some pills, reset his gut flora and now its not so awful and not so gassy.
Our last dog, sweet thing, developed pancreatitis .... Even after we switched her to "prescription bland diet" food (yea, that is a real thing) she earned her new name of Gassy Lassie.
The last dog we had (a yellow lab) licked clean a whole container of Vaseline- the economy size.
Talk about greased lightning!
My mother gave my Beagle some left over chili with kidney beans.
He licked all the beans nice and clean and left them in the dish.
The whippet was a little gas bag and berkeleying foul! The mutt was not. Same food and everything. I have no explanation.
iceracer wrote: My mother gave my Beagle some left over chili with kidney beans. He licked all the beans nice and clean and left them in the dish.
Sounds like your dog followed the Texas philosophy that "If you know beans about chili, you know chili aint got no beans".
It's interesting that something as benign as dry cat food can become the toxic waste known as cat E36 M3.
My working theory is that matter passing through pure evil is negatively effected.
KyAllroad wrote: It's interesting that something as benign as dry cat food can become the toxic waste known as cat E36 M3. My working theory is that matter passing through pure evil is negatively effected.
Now that is Funny!!!
logdog wrote:iceracer wrote: My mother gave my Beagle some left over chili with kidney beans. He licked all the beans nice and clean and left them in the dish.Sounds like your dog followed the Texas philosophy that "If you know beans about chili, you know chili aint got no beans".
It's not chili if it doesn't have beans in it. It's meat sauce. That's why you can never trust a Texan 
iceracer wrote: My mother gave my Beagle some left over chili with kidney beans. He licked all the beans nice and clean and left them in the dish.
This may very well be the only time in recorded history where a Beagle has passed up food of any sort. (I grew up with a Beagle)
Kramer should have served as a warning in this case:
My beagle was not pure. He was a mix. Sheppard I think. He was the most laid back dog I ever new. Except when it was time to go hunting.
Two words: grey hound.
He had all the markings of a beagle. Vet called him a big beagle.
vwcorvette wrote: Two words: grey hound.
Light a match and it has an afterburner?
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