Notice that your dog is turning their nose up at food and heading to the backyard to eat grass? Odds are they’re not looking for some backyard salad — these behaviors are often a pretty good indication that your dog has an upset stomach.
Pet parents will likely agree that there are few things worse than seeing your dog feeling sick, and a dog with an upset stomach is surely no exception.
If symptoms are mild, and you’re confident that an emergency trip to the vet isn’t a necessity, there are some things you can do at home to help your dog find relief from stomach upset.
Before you go rooting through your pantry for those natural home remedies or over the counter treatments, let’s dive into the signs, symptoms, and possible causes for your dog’s stomach upset — and when you should skip the at-home cures and head to the vet instead.