Dogs

　　Like many mammals, dogs also fart, which is a normal physiological reaction. However, dogs do not fart frequently, so if your dog farts excessively, the owner should pay attention and observe, as it may be a sign that the dog is ill. What causes dogs to fart excessively?
　　1. Lack of Exercise
　　Some people do not like to take their dogs out to exercise. Lack of exercise in dogs slows down gastrointestinal motility, causing more and more gas to accumulate in the body, which can lead to serious consequences!
　2. Eating Too Quickly
　　Eating fast and in large mouthfuls causes the dog to swallow a lot of air, so excessive farting is inevitable.
　3. Changing Food Too Quickly
　　If you notice your dog farts more often after changing food, it means you are switching foods too quickly, which causes the bacteria in the dog's intestines to be unable to adapt to the new food and results in bloating.
　4. Food Issues
　　Raw meat is harder to digest than cooked meat, leading to bloating and farting in dogs. Fermented foods easily cause excessive flatulence, stomach pain, and cramps. Dogs eating onions, ginger, raw garlic, potatoes, sweets, beans, and flour products intake large amounts of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide gases, which usually produce a lot of waste gas after digestion, causing continual farting.
　5. Related to Constitution
　　It relates to the dog's constitution. Normally, dogs fart about 10 times a day, but dogs with weaker constitutions or severe indigestion have shorter bacterial fermentation times in the gut, which results in more frequent farting.