Review on 🐶 Liver Flavored Chewable Tablets to Prevent Stool Ingestion in Dogs (120 count) - Vet Recommended by Tammy Horner

We have a black lab that only gave us trouble in the winter. For some reason she loved frozen "poop" and would even smuggle it in the house if we weren't careful when we let her in. Pooh. This year, however, the local population of rabbits and squirrels exploded, invading our fenced yard and introducing them to a new "treat" made from rabbit and squirrel droppings. After they noticed a large dog was around and stopped visiting our garden, she started snacking on her own poop from time to time before we could go outside to clean it up. I found a small bottle of these products at our local pet store and tried them on and they seem to work great. The store stopped selling it so we crossed our fingers and hoped we'd kicked their habit when the pills ran out, but no luck. Was very glad to find them in stock here. Our girl eats crumbs in the morning and a mixture of crumbs and wet food in the evening. We give her 2 pills with dinner and it seems right. Now if she finds some poo in the yard that we missed, she quickly sniffs and leaves. It also seems to reduce the amount of gas she has - she's not as horrible as some dogs, but when she's got gas it's noisy, and (no kidding) the smell can wake us from a deep sleep. Since we gave her this there has been almost no gas and no smell.