From: Alena Thielert
Tested: Carla Steffen
In spring, dogs may decide tofresh grassIt looks so delicious, you just have to try it. However, this interest usually fades after a short time.
For some dogs, eating grass also has somethingCalming, especially in stressful situations. What is meditation for us is "grazing" for your dog.
However, if your dog regularly eats grass, there may also be a health reason:gastritis(gastritis) or another stomach disease (z.B.chronic hyperacidity) can cause discomfort to your dog. Here you canstressor aincorrect distribution of macronutrients(proteins, carbohydrates, fats) can be the culprit.too long feeding breaksThese can lead to suffering. These can occur primarily as a result of sleeping at night.
It is also possible that your dogbadis or he is onincompatible feed ingredientsIf this is the case, your dog will try to avoid theInduce vomitingto excrete the incompatible components.
So what should you do if your dog is "grazing"? Under no circumstances should you scold your dog. If he regularly eats grass, you should let him know.Veterinarianand have it examined for possible intolerances etc. The result of the examination may be that youAdjust feedfeeding times, intervals, distribution of macronutrients or elimination of incompatible ingredients. It is z.B. It is possible that you change the food or feed your dog more often but in smaller amounts. Basically, you should make sure thatStress levelyour furry friend as low as possible.
Alena Thielert
