Mary Velazquez Webboard User Reg: 12-24-2007
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or is it something to look into? (hopefully not literally)
I just mention it because I saw it on a list of symptoms to look for in EPI and had never thought about it being an indicator of something wrong if it was...pretty constant.
And no, im not sliding in a surruptitious question for myself, it really is about dogs =P
If it was my dog, and she seemed otherwise healthy and her normal self, I don't know that I would worry too much about it. I might just watch her closer and mention it during her next check-up.
My dog has a water bowl inside, and on the back porch. The outside bowl is much larger and deeper than her inside bowl, and when she's out there, she tends to play in her water. She'll paw at the surface of the water, bite at it, and even submurge half her muzzle underwater before jumping away. She tends to swallow a lot of air along with her water as a result. We're working hard to break her of that habit- but it's funny as heck to watch. We've stopped refilling the bowl after she inevitably tips it over and empties it, and that seems to be helping. (The dog is never left alone in the yard- she's an inside dog. She's only in the yard for potty breaks and/or training, and she's always accompanied.)
If your dog has similar habits, that might be the culprit.
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Is a noisy stomach normal?
#198956 - 06/17/2008 03:58 PM 
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