No Poo Dog Chews: Coprophagia Supplement for Dogs
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- Natural support to deter stool eating
- Bromelain to boost nutrient & vitamin absorption
- P-6 probiotic for gut flora & digestive health
- Tasty, vegan beef flavor
- Certified organic, vegan, all-natural & non-GMO
Your cute little pupper just did the unthinkable and ate their own poop! Now, their breath reeks, their tail is between their legs, and you’ve got quite the mess. Deter their wandering nose with our No Poo Dog Chews! These natural, vegan chews may boost nutrient absorption and promote a healthy gut flora, which may help steer your dog away from eating their own stool and remain that cute, adorable, innocent doggo.
Coprophagia is the technical term for stool eating, and it’s more common in dogs than you might think. One of the leading causes of coprophagia in dogs is poor nutrient absorption. When your dog’s digestive system doesn’t absorb enough nutrients and vitamins from their diet, your dog may try to give those nutrients a second pass (gross, right?). Coprophagia supplements for dogs may help control your pupper’s misplaced palate by boosting their digestive health, gut microbiome, and nutrient absorption. This, in turn, can help lead to a happier dog, a happier owner, and no more stool eating!
Our No Poo Dog Chews act as coprophagia stool eating deterrent for dogs. These health treats use a balanced blend of natural compounds to improve digestion and nutrient absorption, and may help your dog absorb more essential nutrients and vitamins from their diet. These No Poo Dog Chews also provide fiber and minerals to help restore your dog’s digestive health and gut microbiome. This formula includes:
An enzyme found in the stem of pineapples that may helps boost gut health and absorption in your dog’s digestive system
Combination of natural enzymes that help break down food and neutralize dental bacteria, while cleaning and protecting enamel, teeth, and gums.
A beneficial bacteria that are known to aid aids digestion and promotes a healthy gut biome.
Powerful nutrition-booster packed with vitamins A, C, and E, as well as minerals, like iron and potassium. Thanks to its high soluble fiber content, pumpkin is excellent for your dog’s digestion, too.
Finding the right health supplements for your pet starts with reading labels and ends with re-reading labels. We know the struggle; we’re dog owners, too. That’s why we’ve designed these No Poo Dog Chews with the best ingredients and flavors possible (our dogs definitely approve!). We’ve made sure these canine health supplements are certified organic, non-GMO, and third-party tested for purity, giving you peace of mind and your dog a reason to sit.
Caution: If your animal’s condition worsens or does not improve, stop giving the product and consult your veterinarian. Safe use in pregnant, lactating animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product. Use of this product may delay absorption of drugs taken at the same time.
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Take the QuizThere are multiple reasons why your dog may be coprophagic. This may be a learned behavior from their mother, a way to hide their poop, or they may just be bored. But, one of the most common causes for coprophagia (eating feces) is poor nutrient absorption.1 Some dogs have trouble absorbing enough nutrients and vitamins from their diet, so they eat their own poop to eke out more nutrients. Sounds gross and bizarre, but this behavior is more common than you think.
If your dog struggles with poor nutrient absorption, one way to help is to supplement with a digestive-boosting health supplement. Our No Poo Dog Chews are deterrent soft chews. They use a blend of all-natural nutrients to restore your pet’s gut flora health and digestive health, which helps their stomach absorb more nutrients and vitamins.
Believe it or not, coprophagia isn’t exclusive to puppies. Older dogs can fall into this habit, too. Typically, puppies start eating their own stool after seeing their mother do it. Anxious dogs may eat their own poop to hide it, fearful of getting in trouble from their owners. Other dogs do it when they’re left alone for too long. If your dog has started eating their own poop, it’s best to consult your veterinarian for potential next steps.
Yes, all of our supplements for dogs are made with organic ingredients!
Safe use of this product in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.
