Pet MD Stool Eating Deterrent - Prevent Dog from Eating Poop - Coprophagia Aversion with Enzymes, Herbs, & Prebiotics for Digestive Support & Fresh Breath - Stop Stool Eating Chews - 60 ct

So far they like the taste now to wait to see if it works

I have 3 dogs, one of which is a poop eating beagle. It is very hard to keep the yard clean before this boy finds the poop. I have a very big yard and clean 2 to 3 times a day. He always finds what I miss. I gave all 3 dogs the recommended chews every day. Even after 2 weeks, it did not deter the beagle boy. He was still eating it. I ended up getting a foraging muzzle.

My dog now stops to smell each pile and is more picky about what pile she is going to try to eat. But this did not fully stop her.She reacted more strongly when I put lemon juice on her poo.This might work 100% for other dogs.. But might not work on stubborn dogs.Additional FYII started her on supplements to try and stop this habit, thinking it was a nutritional deficiency or something. Even with all the supplements... She's still eating her poo and I have to get after her.

I've had my dog for 3 years and I have never seen her stool on her puppy pad ..... Until yesterday. It took me awhile to learn that she was eating it. She starting eating my other dogs poop. I didn't know that there was a way to make her stop until I googled the issue and ran into this. It took 40 days... But it works. She loves the taste of it also.

I'm giving these two stars because they are basically a treat for my chi. They do NOT deter her from trying to eat her own poop. She has been on them long enough. Waste of money.

This stuff took a while to work (at least it seems to be working), and maybe it's supposed to take time, but that's reason for 4 stars (the other stuff, scent/taste, I dunno about and Zig is not talking lol). Since I had the stuff, and, after me grinding it up in a small food chopper specifically for his "soft" chews, my very old (17) toothless 6-lb Chi (who I adopted 1 yr ago) would lap up the crumbles, I figured use them as treats until used up. How I noticed it finally worked - being old, he "goes" when he needs to, including during the nite while I sleep, so I have a pee pad corner set up for him (he does use it day&nite); there used to be no poop in the morning, but now there is (he will still "check it out," but then turns away). So, if you use it, but it not seems to be working after a month-ish, hang in there, and keep an eye on your dog(s) at poop time. All dogs are not the same, obviously, so it may work on some sooner and some later, and maybe some not at all. I'm about to buy anther bottle, as I'm almost out, and I don't want to run out now! (Since I'm not going to show you a photo of his poop, I'm sending a photo of Ziggy Stardust doing his fave thing!)

Against my better judgement after reading the reviews I went ahead and purchsed this stuff. It's really a waiste of money. Dog still wants to eat it's poo. We keep our yard clean but our dog still likes to eat its poo. I hate waisting money. I feel like I threw my money away!!

One of my dogs ate his poop when ever he pooped in the house and sometimes outside. We tried another brand to stop him and my dog wouldn't even eat them because they were big hard pills. These my dog loves. They are soft and chewy. My dog thinks it is another treat. Win win.