Holy Hell

[glock21]

I just got a rescued english Bull dog and she farts something fierce, is there anything i can give her maybe change her food. she is a darling but my wife cant handle the smell hahaha

[mx'r]

Oh sure, blame it on the poor dog.

[glock21]

hahaha i would take credit but not even i can stir up something like that, even after chubbies chili

[StagLefty]

Oh sure, blame it on the poor dog.

Class answer !!

[BPTactical]

The Mrs. manages a "Pet Boutique" and is wise in the ways of different foods and results of such.
How old is the dog?
Has she been spayed?
What food is she on now?

I will ask her when she gets home in a few.

[twitchyfinger]

[glock21]

hahahaa thats what i was looking for hahaha

[Ah Pook]

Beat me to it. Just don't get behind the dog.

Back off of the cabbage and beans too.

A change in diet can cause the odoriferous wind. Pick a good food and stick with it. That should help fix the problem.

Glade Rose Bisque is also an alternative.

[glock21]

The Mrs. manages a "Pet Boutique" and is wise in the ways of different foods and results of such.
How old is the dog?
Has she been spayed?
What food is she on now?

I will ask her when she gets home in a few.

the rescue place wasnt realy sure, they think around 4, not spayed but had a recent litter of pups, and eating purina one, she needs a bath and i have to get her shots because they couldnt find the records

[BPTactical]

the rescue place wasnt realy sure, they think around 4, not spayed but had a recent litter of pups, and eating purina one, she needs a bath and i have to get her shots because they couldnt find the records

I just got off the horn with Mama and she relayed the following:

Very gassy breed to start and they are prone to digestive issues. They are very food sensitive.
She is on one of the worst foods you can have her on, it is very heavy on corn and corn glutens. Look on the bag for the ingredients and you will find corn probably very close to the top of the list, maybe 2cnd or 3rd. That is because it is one of the primary ingredients. The corn has very little nutritional value and as a result there is quite a bit of waste (landmines!)
The corn glutens turn to sugars and can cause dental issues and that can affect the overall health of the dog, not to mention the myriad of other grains and not so healthy stuff in Purina.
She recommended a grain free diet and you should see a reduction in bubbles and less waste.
A couple of brands she suggested:
Taste of the Wild
Natures Variety Instinct
Origin

You might be wise to to consider a digestive enzyme supplement as well.

If you want PM me and I will give you her store info.