NaturVet – Coprophagia Stool Eating Deterrent – Deters Dogs from Consuming Stool – No Poop Eating for Dogs - Enhanced with Breath Aid Freshener, Enzymes & Probiotics – 130 Soft Chews

Our dog ate her poop as a puppy, we were able to stop the habit by taking her out on a leash letting he do her business and leading her back in before she could gobble it down, and picking it up later when she couldn't see us, eventually she stopped on her own. However, when she was 1 we boarded her and I assume they didn't clean the stalls because she started it up again. This time the puppy training didn't work so I tried all the natural rememdies first, meat tenderizer, papaya, pineapple, nothing worked. Then I tried this, she was 42 lbs so I started with 2 pills a day, at first nothing but after about 2 weeks it was like a miracle!! I was able to go down to once a day and it still worked fine, she sniffs her poop and walks away. Twice since then I ran out of pills and decided to see what happened and sure enough, she went right back to old habits, I guess she's a lifer. Within days of starting it up again it works so we've been very happy. Seems like it works for some and not for others but for this price you might as well try it and see!

It's 1 AM on Sunday nite and all I wanna do is shower and go to sleep. I'm getting ready to do that and here are my pups eating their own scat after 5 days of using this scam product. I had to change their bedding, wash them down with a body spritz and wash their toys. Royal pain in the ass. Don't waste your money on this garbage.

I bought this to prevent my German Shepherd puppy from eating his poop out in the yard. My husband and I tried our best to stay on top of cleaning the yard, but the puppy still managed to find some hidden piles and eat it! With it being winter, we couldn't dig through the frozen ground and install one of those in-ground pet waste systems with digestive enzymes. We had to settle with shoveling the poop and throwing it out in the woods. Despite the many negative reviews, I hoped against all hopes that my puppy would be part of the 1% that this product worked for.Alas, that was not the case with the dog. Strangely enough, he liked the taste of the tablets. I gave him one tablet a day with his dog food. He'd save it for last and eat it like a treat. For the first few days, he seemed to avoid his poop. However, the effect seemed to wear off and he was back to eating his poop again. I even started doubling up the tablets and putting chunks of pineapple with his food. Still didn't work. Tablets did nothing to freshen his breath (probably because he's still eating poop), did nothing to deter him from eating his poop, but we did notice a decrease in his dog farts!What a waste of money, but I'm glad I read the reviews and bought the small count bottle so I didn't end up wasting too much money and product. So far right now, we've opted for a zap collar and that seems to be the only thing working--he's avoiding the poop piles after negative reinforcement, but we still have to keep an eye on him. He's a sneaky dog and will snap it up when he realizes he's not being watched!

I feel bad for the reviewers here who found this product unsatisfactory, because I can relate to this kind of frustration and disgust!We have two dogs right now: A Dachshund/Yorkshire mix that is affectionately known as a "Dorkie" and a Jack Russell Terrier/Chihuahua mix known as a "Jack-Chi" (yeah I know, a mutant mutt!). We've had our Dorkie for five years now and she has been the perfect dog for us in every way. Last Fall we added the Jack-Chi that we got from a Rescue Center - he was three months at the time.I guess because of being born in a shelter, life was different because he was the total opposite of our beloved Dorkie. He would hurriedly devour his food and try to eat our other dog's food as well. I'm thinking there was competition during feeding time at the shelter and that is why he ate this way. Only three months old and he had to fight/compete for food - so sad! I'm also guessing that he lost many times because after a couple of days with us, we noticed the horror that would inspire us to look into this product: HE WAS EATING HIS OWN POO!!!We got this product on a friend's recommendation and lo and behold, after a couple of days, our Jack-Chi was no longer eating his Poo! YAY!!But guess what? He started eating our Dorkie's Poo!We then fed this product to our Dorkie and now he doesn't touch hers either! YAY!!Now we get to pick up a lot more Poo which in this case, is a good thing!I can't say enough about this product. It really does what it says it's supposed to do. I don't know if the breed of the dog makes any difference, but for the two that I have, it's a miracle product!Life is once again grand.Well, except our Jack-Chi is now chewing on our cocktail table legs.DAMN!

I purchased these treats because my puppy is eating her poo. Which is gross, but not uncommon. I read the reviews and it was kind of a toss up whether they would work or not. Some said they would work, some said it didn't work for them. These are not eligible for returns. Very important detail! Because if I had bought them at Petsmart or in a local shop, I would be able to return them if they didn't work. However, I'm stuck paying $15 for treats, basically. She is still eating her poo. Instead go for a product called for-bid.Amazon wants me to add a photo to my review, but I don't think it would be cool to add a photo of my pup eating her poo next to this jar of treats. I'll spare you all.***EDITED TO ADD*** the seller contacted me and gave me a refund since the item didn't work for us, so I revised my review to 4 stars. I appreciate that since they did not work for us.