Many people think that dogs love meat and bones, so their interest in grass and plants seems too unusual and strange to them.
However, dogs are omnivores, meaning they can eat a variety of food groups.
But the interest in grass is still quite curious. Not all animals have it. Even if your dog is a "salad" lover, he also doesn't always eat grass.
As it turns out, in most cases, a dog becomes interested in grass if it feels some discomfort in the gastrointestinal tract.
In this case, using the herb has an excellent cleansing effect. Dogs know about this property of plants, so they use this secret if necessary.
Also, some animals generally like to eat. If a dog thinks that he is not being fed enough, he will look for ways to satisfy his hunger.
In this case, the interest will be not only in the grass, but also in everything that the dog finds appetizing.
Sometimes animals eat grass out of curiosity. Sometimes it can also be a form of diversification of leisure time for them.