Probably a silly question but have you reviewed the foods they eat? For years my lab had stomach issues and I finally resolved the problem by finding a food that was void of the ingredients I thought might be causing it....beans. The vets were clueless when it came to an alternative diet so I did the research myself. She was also experiencing a lot of yeasty ear & urine infections and the same food was the culprit for that as well. It had brewers yeast in it and apparently it was enough to trigger the infections. Once I changed her food to something without beans and yeast in it, she was good. I hope you’re able to find a resolve for it, I’m sure they must be miserably uncomfortable.

I agree with Luke Irish to check their food. Most vets get their pet food knowledge from pet food companies. Look at DogFoodAdvisor for 4 or 5 star food. You can read a lot on this site for free. Also, do you feed with raised bowls?

My dog's cancer meds upset her tummy, we added a bit of plain canned pumpkin to her food and it seemed to help.

Thanks all, yes I have looked at his food .. and have switched him to a partially raw diet which has actually helped his acid reflux. My oldest dog has a raised bowl and acid reflux, and the raised bowl doesn't seem to help with it. Other things I read that I will try, soft foods, canned pumpkin (like deegw mentioned), fruit (who knew?))

My friend has a golden that basically inhales his food. The vet suggested putting one of those large rubber bones in his bowl (probably similar to the puzzle bowl) to slow him down a bit. They also add green beans to his food.

Nina .. When I first adopted Brownie, he inhaled his food and I bought one of those puzzle bowls to slow him down. As he got comfortable in his new home he slowed waaaaaayyyyy down. LOL! No he picks at his food. I used to give Shiloh green beans, I'll have to try and see if Brownie will eat them. Thanks.