Gastric Contortion (Bloat) in CsV?

Enid Black · 18-03-2010, 12:35

Very interesting Link, Bite! Even because it gives some advices that I usually found the other way round: here it says: Do not use an elevated food bowl, the question is: why?
I've always read that we should NOT use ground food bowls, but that we should keep the bowl at the same level as the stomach, to allow the gases and the air to go away while the dog is eating.

It is even interesting to notice that too many burps are as worrying as no burps at all.

18-03-2010, 12:35	#8
Enid Black Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Arezzo Posts: 1,142	Very interesting Link, Bite! Even because it gives some advices that I usually found the other way round: here it says: Do not use an elevated food bowl, the question is: why? I've always read that we should NOT use ground food bowls, but that we should keep the bowl at the same level as the stomach, to allow the gases and the air to go away while the dog is eating. It is even interesting to notice that too many burps are as worrying as no burps at all.