My dog has a very sensitive stomach, and when he's not feeling well, he often runs out of gas right before he needs to get out in 1-2 minutes (enough that if I'm not right next to him, he'll have an accident)
I want to see if I can set up a sensor that detects methane to trigger an alarm / if it will help reduce the number of accidents we have
Does anyone know of a sensor that would work? Homebridge is fine for my purposes.
Thanks!
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