Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?

Most dogs will be partial to a bit of grass now and again, which is seen to be normal behaviour. It does not do the dog much harm, though some will vomit afterwards or may have diarrhoea. It is thought that a dog will eat grass when it needs fibre. Most dogs eat a carnivorous diet with little fibre, though some dog foods now contain adequate fibrous content. Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com Owners may like to add small amounts of carrot to their dog's food to increase their fibre content if excessive grass eating and ensuing vomiting/diarrhoea becomes a problem. Free UK Delivery on Dog and Pet Portraits from photographs at Karla's Creative Capers who did the portrait on the left from a photo of my flat coated retriever, Lucy. The portraits are ready to hang on the wall and are of a high quality canvas. For full details see www.karlascreativecapers.co.uk Breed Standard Buying a Dog/Puppy Canine Arthritis Clicker Training Contact Cushing's Disease Dietary Advice Dog Cancer Dogs and Wills Dog Toys Ear Care Epilepsy Flat Coated Retriever Information Food to Avoid Giving Your Dog Free Dog Food Samples Free Pet Stuff Get your Dog on TV or Magazines Grooming Health Hip Dysplasia History of Dogs How to Bath your Dog How to deal with Excess Dog Hair How to stop your Dog Barking How to stop your Dog Eating Faeces How to Work out your Dogs Age Introducing a New Dog or Puppy to an Older Dog Kennel Cough Links Mange Making a Garden Dog Friendly Nail Care Puppy Care Signs of Pain Teach a Dog to Roll Over Teeth Information Training Tips Water/Fluid Advice Whistle Come Back