Can gas make my dog restless?
Pacing and restlessness: Dogs affected by GDV/Bloat will have a difficult time getting comfortable and lying down. This is because they are in true physiologic (physical, mental, and metabolic) distress and, sadly, are in the process of dying.
Is it normal for a dog’s stomach to growl?
While dog stomach growling isn’t uncommon, you shouldn’t ignore it. Like most symptoms (or weird noises for that matter), dog stomach gurgling can be completely normal — or it can indicate a real medical issue.

What does it mean when your dog’s stomach is gurgling?
Commonly stomach gurgling, known to vets as borborygmi or borborygmus, is natural. It’s the sound a dog’s stomach produces when gas or fluid is moving in the intestines. It also indicates that the digestive system is in the process of breaking down food.
Why does my dog have a loud stomach?
In rare cases, excessive stomach noises can be associated with certain endocrine or metabolic disorders. “Pet owners should mainly be concerned if the noises are associated with other clinical signs,” says Rondeau. These symptoms could include decreased appetite, vomiting, diarrhea,…

What to do if your dog is making stomach noises?
If your pup is eating too fast, you can try using a special type of dog bowl or other techniques, like putting a large ball or toy in a regular bowl, to slow your dog’s eating. While the majority of dog stomach noises are normal and harmless, some stomach noises in dogs can result from—and be a sign of—potentially serious gastrointestinal problems.
Why does my dog have a growling sound in his stomach?
A dog’s stomach will sometimes growl due to hunger, just like yours. Again, the noises are produced by the movement and contractions of the gastrointestinal tract and are usually a little louder than the sounds of digestion, says Rondeau.
Commonly stomach gurgling, known to vets as borborygmi or borborygmus, is natural. It’s the sound a dog’s stomach produces when gas or fluid is moving in the intestines. It also indicates that the digestive system is in the process of breaking down food.
Why does my dog have gas all the time?
If the dog is not hungry with these symptoms, it may still have gas from partially undigested foods. Another likely scenario is that the dog ate something that upset its stomach.
Why does my dog move around in his stomach?
During digestion, the gastrointestinal tract breaks down food. That food moves around, the gases that are created by the digestive process move around, and even some of the organs involved in the digesting move a bit.