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Dogs are omnivores, meaning they eat both meat and vegetables. They have a gluttonous reputation due to their diverse palate and capacity to devour big amounts of food in one sitting (owing to an incredibly elastic stomach). While most dogs are not frightened to eat practically any meal (or non-food!), some are more sensitive. Your dog's stomach may be disturbed due to a variety of reasons, including indigestion or cancer. While all dogs vomit from time to time, if your dog vomits or has diarrhea on a regular or continuous basis, it's time to take them to the vet for a check-up. Chronic or repeated vomiting or diarrhea indicates that your dog's health is deteriorating and that it should be treated. If you're concerned about how your dog can thrive at dog boarding in this delicate situation, Bark N Walk is the place for you and your dog! What exactly is a sensitive stomach? Some dogs have flatulence or diarrhea, the same as people do when something disturbs their s

  Dogs are man's best companions since they accompany us on walks, in cars, when we play outside, and when we curl up on the sofa. It only makes sense that our four-legged friends may join us for dinner given how much time we spend with them. Not all of the foods you like eating are good for your dog. Your animals might become ill from eating a variety of human foods, some of them pretty serious. For the same reason, we at Bark n Walk only use licensed vets to care for your dog, making sure he always gets fast help when he needs it! We take care of every little thing that can comfort your dog in dog boarding. 1.) Garlic : As a member of the allium family of foods, garlic has a thiosulfate component that can be fatal to dogs because it damages red blood cells. Although it takes a lot of garlic to cause garlic poisoning, some breeds—particularly Japanese breeds like Akitas and Shiba Inus—are especially susceptible. 2.) Chocolate : Chocolate is one of the most well-known toxins f