woodbyter
April 28th, 2004, 03:11 AM
Well as usual I am sitting here in the great state of Michigan at 4 AM awaiting the sun rise. Yesterday at this time we had snow coming down and by 5 PM today they are predicting temperatures nearing 80 on the western side of the state and easily into the mid 70' here.
ANYWAY as I sit here my faithful dog Jazzy-the hound of the Baskervilles- is sleeping -dreaming of chasing bunny rabbits (?) and passing gas is volumes that would end the energy crisis. If I could only bottle it and run my cars on it.
Jazzy has healthy looking stools (WHERE ELSE CAN YOU CHAT ABOUT POOP PROFILES?) is seen by the vet every other month for routine maintenance and checkups. Her "gas blasting" is beyond that which I have ever had in a dog before. Granted this is not a new condition and not one I am overly concerned about however as she sleeps and produces and then (automatically) releases all this gas it gets rather intense after a few hours. I keep seeing ads for BEANO and wondered if anyone has tried it on dogs? I suggested it to my vet and she didn't think it would hurt but also said she had never had and a reason to try it.(not sure if she was referring to herself or her dog).
In the spring summer and fall she sometimes sleeps in the Fla. room which has openable skylights and it will just float up and out and I guess on through the hole in the ozone.
However her favorite sleeping place is in the hallway leading into our bedroom.
Just wondering if anyone else has pondered this problem. :D
ANYWAY as I sit here my faithful dog Jazzy-the hound of the Baskervilles- is sleeping -dreaming of chasing bunny rabbits (?) and passing gas is volumes that would end the energy crisis. If I could only bottle it and run my cars on it.
Jazzy has healthy looking stools (WHERE ELSE CAN YOU CHAT ABOUT POOP PROFILES?) is seen by the vet every other month for routine maintenance and checkups. Her "gas blasting" is beyond that which I have ever had in a dog before. Granted this is not a new condition and not one I am overly concerned about however as she sleeps and produces and then (automatically) releases all this gas it gets rather intense after a few hours. I keep seeing ads for BEANO and wondered if anyone has tried it on dogs? I suggested it to my vet and she didn't think it would hurt but also said she had never had and a reason to try it.(not sure if she was referring to herself or her dog).
In the spring summer and fall she sometimes sleeps in the Fla. room which has openable skylights and it will just float up and out and I guess on through the hole in the ozone.
However her favorite sleeping place is in the hallway leading into our bedroom.
Just wondering if anyone else has pondered this problem. :D