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The dog's diet is lacking in nutrients found in leafy greens, creating an urge to eat grass.

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Is consuming grass harmful for my dog?
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Help keep your pet's stomach full by feeding smaller meals more often throughout the day. Providing a cookie or small treat before bed can also help them through the night.

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