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26.07.2019
Dog Behaviour. Dogs eating grass…
Grass ‘Eating’-
Firstly, it is important to observe if your dog is actually consuming the grass or just chewing on the blades.
If chewing is occuring, this can be a form of olfactory ’smelling’ in a way, the deposits on the grass - who has been here etc.
If your dog is consuming grass -
This is considered ’normal’🙂
Grass aids digestion and helps treat intestinal worms. Grass also provides dietary fiber.
So, the more grass consumption seen, perhaps the more the dog is in need of aiding body upsets, Selina McIntyre, Dog Behavioural Consultant & Dog Trainer, Dogs Best Friend.
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