Zesty PawsChew No Poo Bites for Dogs - Coprophagia Relief - Stool Eating Deterrent Soft Chews for Dogs - Gut, Periodontal & Immune System Support with Probiotics - Chicken - 90 Ct

First time small dog owner here. Not that bigger dogs don’t eat their poo, but I have only owned big dogs previously and they did not have this issue.I read and followed the instructions on the beginning dosing. As long as I give him the treat, he doesn’t even think about eating his poop! He seems to enjoy the treat and I enjoy not being grossed out by my sweet little dog nomming his own poo! Win win!

These did not work at all for our dog. We have a 6 month old puppy that enjoys eating his own poop. We tried a different brand and that didn't work so thought maybe a change in brands might make a difference. To start, these chews, although marked as "soft chews" were not very soft. I'm not sure if the batch we got was just stale, but they were a little hard for my puppy to eat. I ended up breaking them in half to help. The one positive thing is that my puppy enjoyed eating them and basically considered them like treats (got excited to eat them). As far as being effective in deterring my puppy from eating poop, these completely failed. I do not see any difference in his habits. Another negative is I believe these cause his gas to be VERY stinky. Overall, I would not recommend these. I'm sure results may vary for each dog, but unfortunately they didn't do any good for ours.Review update 4/7/25I still give the product itself 1 star due to it being ineffective, however the company stands behind its satisfaction guarantee and was able to work with me to resolve the issues so I'm increasing the review by two stars (5 stars overall for customer service). It's good to have companies out there that still stand behind their products!

So the bison fl or ended up working for us, for some reason, better than the chicken… who knows why. It’s not 100% effective all the time, but it’s important to figure out the reason why the dog is eating the poo! I can’t stress that enough. We have 4 little dogs that are all rescues.One of them eats the poo because of “housekeeping” which is a nice way to say she doesn’t want stinky stuff around so she eats it. She came from a hoarding house where it was always dirty so she learned this behavior. One other started to learn this behavior, but luckily they both stop with this treat because it makes it really undesirable tasting. They would rather deal with the smell until we get there to help instead of the taste.We have another that eats poo, but she also has some gastro issues as well. We give her additional pro and prebiotics, nutrient dense foods, and everything we can to help. But dogs will eat poo, especially their own, as a way of getting more of the nutrition if they aren’t getting it from their diets. I know she is getting it, but because of the issues she might not always be absorbing it. Her supplements are supposed to be helping this. These no poo chews will help deter this, but for this type of behavior they may not stop it because it is more of a survival instinct instead of cleaning or some learned behavior.This chew, as with most other supplements to deal with poo eating, may or may not work. I’ve tried others that somewhat work and we’ve had to find the one that worksfor them, but it was also important to find out why they’re doing it in the first place. If your dog is doing it for hunger or nutrition, this type of thing might not work for you. Always talk to your vet if deterrents don’t work to find out why they are eating the poo because this will best let you know how to help them. Also know that the supplements won’t be the only fix. Making changes to your routine and behaviors as well will be needed, many dogs who eat to clean it need a long pattern of your immediate cleaning before they begin to trust you’re going to clean it for them. But never yell or scold for this behavior because there is some underlying reason.

This has helped my puppy not chew on poo. I had to play with the amount to give her to make it more effective for her, though.

great quality and price. my dog still eats her poop sometimes. also seems to give her gas. changed back to probiotic same brand.

It worked immediately!!

Pup loved the flavor. Bought the product 4 weeks ago and so far no effect. I give it to my male retriever so that my female labrador will stop eating his poop. I contacted the company and they told me that sometimes it takes 4 to 6 weeks for the product to possibly kick in. So that would mean I would have to purchase the product twice to see if it actually would work for my dog. Then when it doesn't, hope to get a full refund.

Ok First Off I LOVE This Brand & I Highly Recommend It To Every Pet Parent. On The Subject Of The Supplement Though I Have Mixed Opinions. My Dogs Did NOT Want To Take Them, I Wondered If It Was From How HARD The Treats Are Compared To Any Other Ive Gotten From This Brand. Other Than That I Purchased For The Obvious Reason Of Hoping To Deter The Dogs From The Litter Box But They’ve Been Unwilling Eating Them For About A Month With No Results Other Than Maybe Probiotic Benefits But I Already Own The Probiotics