The link is broken for sniff pet candles and my android phone doesn’t support the plugin needed to play Jenn’s video.
My Question/Problem:
Is there a Gas X for dogs? I have a 90 pound service dog that can really let one loose! Since he is often relaxing at my feet in public, this can be a problem. He’s not in any discomfort, since he’s usually asleep when he fumigates the room! A vet once recommended a 1/2 pepcid every day for my cat’s acid reflux, so I’m wondering if there is a safe remedy for my dog. The best I have come up with is scented body spray and a quick brushing.
JennyDee
says:The link is broken for sniff pet candles and my android phone doesn’t support the plugin needed to play Jenn’s video.
My Question/Problem:
Is there a Gas X for dogs? I have a 90 pound service dog that can really let one loose! Since he is often relaxing at my feet in public, this can be a problem. He’s not in any discomfort, since he’s usually asleep when he fumigates the room! A vet once recommended a 1/2 pepcid every day for my cat’s acid reflux, so I’m wondering if there is a safe remedy for my dog. The best I have come up with is scented body spray and a quick brushing.
I am truly grateful to the holder of this website who has shared
this impressive paragraph at at this place.
Hi there it’s me, I am also visiting this site regularly, this website is truly fastidious and the viewers are truly sharing nice thoughts.