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In this podcast excerpt, Dr. Conor Brady discusses how feeding raw versus kibble influences canine gastric emptying and stomach acidity. He notes that raw‑fed dogs typically empty their stomachs in roughly 73 to 200 minutes, whereas kibble‑fed dogs can take 400 to 500 minutes, leaving the stomach full of food for a prolonged period. This extended retention leads to a neutral stomach pH, creating conditions for fermentation, bloating, and related gastrointestinal issues. He also mentions that administering omeprazole does not appear to alter stomach acidity within the first 30 minutes after a meal in dogs.










