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Lab Names: Megan & Krissie Guide Dog pup
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 Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 4:00 pm Post subject: |
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Hmmm
Meg has always enjoyed eating a bit of fresh long grass (see previous post on eating grass) and has never sought to sick it up nor seemed in any discomfort whatsoever either before or after eating it. The only downside is when it comes through undigested and isn't completely evacuated - yuck. Does it HAVE to be a sign of a poorly tummy? I reckoned it's just something dogs do and is just a source of fibre to help digestion.
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Boo eats grass regulary. It doesnt make her sick and she doesnt appear to be in pain (sure I would know). My vet told me that some dogs sometimes just like the taste. I will watch this post with interest 
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