Of those surveyed it was discovered that 68% of the dogs. This survey looked at 1600 surveys that asked pet owners questions about their dogs diets, breed, sex, age and whether or not they were neutered as well as their dogs plant eating habits. A recent survey done at the Cosmo school of Veterinary Medicine may have come up with the definitive answer to that question. These differing explanations leave new dog owners confused and not knowing whether to take their dog to see their vet or to change their dog food. There are certainly enough of them, when asked, people will tell you that your dog is eating grass because he has an upset stomach or is ill and needs to eat grass in order to settle his stomach or vomit so he will feel better. We all heard the explanations of why dogs eat grass. Other people will offer you the explanation that your dog will eat grass because there is something that is missing in his diet.

How does a new dog owner know for sure why their dog is eating grass.