NaturVet Coprophagia chews show mixed results in deterring dogs from eating poop. While some users report success, others find them ineffective.
Stomach upset
Prevention: Administration constraint
Dogs enjoy the taste and texture, making it easy to administer.
Coprophagia stops for some but doesn't deter others from poop-eating
Tip: Consider a different brand or professional help.
the product leads to loose stool if lactose contamination is found in it
Tip: Advises against further use.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in effectiveness and increased reports of side effects.
Declining effectiveness.
The product should ideally start deterring dogs within 2 weeks of starting the supplement.
Keep administering for at least a month as behavioral changes takes time.
"Works awesome!!!!"
"These didnt work for our boxer who was constantly eating his poop. We had the dog finish the whole bottle before we made our judgment call, and I have to say it made no difference. Overall, I think the poop eating is more behavioral so addressing it from that front has helped."
Use cautiously, it seems to work for some but not others and trust your vet's advice.
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