No Poop Eating for Dogs. Coprophagia Treatment. Digestive Enzyme with Breath Freshener. Stop Eating Poop for Dogs, Stool Eating Deterrent. Extra Large 230 Scoops in Each jar.

This stuff is The Bomb! We give it to 3 dogs for stool eating; now IT WORKSno more of that… it is also great for bad breath with one of our dogs. We tried all kinds of supplements and detoxifiers but nothing worked until this product.

This product does not work. Almost thru the whole bottle and she still keeps eating her poo. Do not waste your money.

I’ve been giving this to my dog now for about 2 weeks to hopefully get him to stay out of my cat’s litter box. He still goes in there and eats her poop. The only reason I’m giving it any stars because it does somewhat help his breath and he seems to like the taste.

I don’t know if it’s just my dog or what but the powder didn’t work.this is the 2nd brand we have tried. I don’t want to give it low rating because it was a great deal and it was effective for 2 weeks and it seems like it just my dog at this point.

Tried this after other supplements didn't seem to work. Has worked as described.

I have a basset hound and a bulldog. The basset LOVES to eat the bulldog's poop. I'm giving this to both dogs. Per the directions, each dog got three scoops per day based on their weight. After two weeks there was no change in the basset's behavior. Increased both of their doses to four scoops per day. It has been almost two weeks at the increased amount, and there's still no change in the basset's behavior. She continues to enthusiastically eat the bulldog's poop. There's still product left in the container, and I'll keep using it until it's gone. But if it hasn't worked by now, I doubt very much it ever will.

I got this for my corgi puppy, and he loves it; he comes running when I open the container! I actually sprinkle it on his food to get him to eat his food. After regularly using the product for a couple of weeks, I didn't notice much improvement. At the vet's recommendation, I increased the dose a bit. Now, after a couple of months of regular use, my dog's stool eating has significantly decreased. (I've even decreased the daily dose back down to one scoop.) This may not be entirely due to the product (he may just be growing out of the habit, too), but I'm pleased with the results!

I have 3 dogs, a chihuahua and 2 retrievers. Only one ate poop - just the poop of the other two, not his own. I started adding this to their food but not his. I think that is key. Its hard to tell from the reviews but some people refer to it not stopping the dog eating poop, but is seems as if the dog eats his/her own too. I am very careful never to put it on the poop eaters food. Again (just inference from the reviews) it isn't intended to stop the poop eater by giving it TO the poop eater... it is intended for the ones whose poop is being eaten. Here is how this works. It makes the poop "taste bad" (I know, hardly seems necessary, does it?) so by my reckoning, if you put it in the poop eater's food it very like would have less effect whether to stop them eating their own or others. I understand there is some enzymic effect the poop eater doesn't like. So I figure if he has it in his food, the "effect" isn't as likely to put him off. All I can say is it worked, and almost immediately, to stop my one poop eater going after the others' poop. Almost straight away and nearly a year in still seems to be working, so I keep using it.