Wind in dogs is usually a food problem before it is a health problem. Eating too fast, a diet that does not suit them, or a sudden change of food all mean more air swallowed and more of it fermenting in the gut. Where the diet has been settled for months and the smell still clears a room, a daily digestive supplement is a reasonable next thing to try. These are chicken-flavoured tablets given as a treat.

They are made in the UK by Pets Calm Down and come as 90 tablets in a 200 gram tub, so a pot lasts a month or more depending on the dose your dog's size calls for. Because they are chicken-flavoured they are taken as a treat rather than hidden inside food, which removes the part of supplementing that most owners quietly give up on: the nightly argument over a tablet pushed into a lump of cheese.

• 90 tablets per tub
• Chicken flavour, given as a treat
• 200g net weight
• Made in the UK by Pets Calm Down
• Natural supplement intended for daily use

Be realistic about this one. We have not been given a published ingredient list or dosing chart and we will not invent one. Introduce it gradually over several days, follow the pack guidance, and speak to your vet first if your dog is unwell, on medication, or if the wind arrived suddenly rather than always having been there.

Who it's for: Owners of otherwise healthy dogs with a long-standing wind problem who have already ruled out a diet that does not suit them.