No Poo Chews for Dogs, Puppy - Coprophagia Stool Eating Deterrent - Prevent Dog from Eating Poop - Stop Eating Poop Treats with Probiotics & Enzymes - Immune, Digestive, Gut Health Support Supplement

I hardly write reviews... but I feel like these deserve one. I adopted my first rescue puppy a couple months ago, and she was OBSESSED with eating her poop! With this being my first time being a dog owner, I was shocked and appalled, also concerned with her re-infecting herself with worms. I purchased these and soon after she showed less and less interest I'm her poo, to the point where she hardly sniffed at it before moving on. I ran out a couple weeks ago, and guess what, she is fine dining on doo doo again. I just had to wipe poop that was caked in between her back molars out with a cloth today, so I was so very excited when they finally showed up on our doorstep! For a minute there, i wasnt even sure if it was the treats or perhaps she just lost interest in her poop over time. But now im certain it was the treats. The ONLY downside is the amount you need to administer per weight group. She's 5 months old and I'm having to give her 4 a day for her current weight. But since I KNOW these work, I don't want to try another brand. Plus the price point is decent compared to other brands. For me, this is totally worth it. I'm not down with poo munching and the anxiety it gives me having to keep a close eye on her to make sure she isn't sneaking a stoolsicle in a dark corner somewhere.

I’m hoping that these will protect my poor lawn from urine burn my dogs really like them and they’ve been taking them for over a month. They are soft enough to crumble into their food or give as a treat. I’ve tried several of this type of product and this brand they like the best! We’ll see how they help the lawn.

My dog likes these chews, but he has not stopped eating his poop. Half the jar is gone with no results. I have been giving it to the dog daily. I will try a different brand.

I previously used PetHonesty and my dogs love it. The smell was really bad though (probably why they like it so much). It also worked just ok the grass, it didn't eliminate dead spots but made them much smaller and less intense....but bottom line is that it was too expensive. So far I've tried one can of Green Lawn and the smell is much better and the dogs still like it. You can tell they don't like it quite as much (Pet Honesty was like crack...dogs drooled when they saw me grab the container), but they like it enough to still act like it's a treat. The grass is just now starting to green up so I can't comment to how well it works yet, I'll update my post in a month on how well it works. On another note...my older dog acts like her joints don't hurt as much on this. She actually was chasing the ball thrown for the younger dog...which she rarely does and this was the only change we've made.

Ok, I really wanted these to work. Most reviews say they did. I am on my second tub of these chews but I'm not getting the results I was hoping for. I have 2 dogs, both weigh between 55 and 60 pounds. The dose is 4 chews. I giving them 2 at a time split between morning and evening feedings. Maybe they need to be administered all at once? Maybe? Although there do seem to be less brown spots in my lawn, I'm definitely still having a problem. Both of my dogs are male and the lab mix does the usual squirt and go. But the other, a goldendoodle, empties his tank in one spot. Both dogs have preferred areas to go potty so I'm able to monitor the effectiveness a little better. It seems that the spots caused by the lab are diminishing, but still burns some blades of grass but those fill back in over time. The lawn still gets the usual brown spots courtesy of the goldendoodle. They love these chews and consider them high value treats. The smell is pungent which makes them more appetizing, I suppose. The lab had a little diarrhea for a few days after I started feeding these, but it cleared up fine. No other obvious side effects. I've asked if the chews should be given all at one time or if the dose needs to be split. Haven't received clarification. Perhaps I need to change the way I dose them to get better effectiveness.

New puppy (now big puppy) was doing what some puppies do… eating her poo. Eww. So I called the vet and they recommended their version of this that was really expensive so I went to Amazon for an effective more affordable solution. No Poo Chews was the solution. Not only did it curtail her nasty habit, she actually likes them. I believe one of the main reasons is that there is a vinegar component in the make up of these soft little chews that puts dogs off from eating poo after you start giving g them as treats. I just drop them in with her morning feeding. I recommend these as an affordable solution to higher priced alternatives.

IDK what makes this work, but it for my bully. If he uses dog pads inside he will eat it. I started giving these to him. Very pleased with results. I stopped buying them and guess who started eating his Pooh again. He only does this if he poohs in the house. I have a ton of spinal issues so sometimes pads work better than taking him out. I feel they are higher price than needed. He has no trouble eating these it's a treat for him. They are soft and chewy. They do get hard if they lay around a long time. I am buying again starting today.

Nice enough product; but they don’t work. My poo loving pup still loves her poo; even after getting these poo treats for a week or so. Also note, these treats are of varying sizes in the container. Some are thick, some thin.