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gord
Reviewed in Canada on September 28, 2024
Seems to be working. Dogs not eating poop. Can't really say any more than that.
Shannontb
Reviewed in Canada on July 6, 2024
Gave them to both dogs, and the 1 still ate poo.
Troy
Reviewed in Canada on July 27, 2024
These didn't work for my dog but according to the vet they do work about 40% of the time so they may work for you dog. We just used them as treats.
Private
Reviewed in Canada on July 15, 2024
While my dogs enjoyed this product as a treat, despite using it for weeks, the younger one has continued to eat the older one's poop. I guess this product doesn't work for all dogs, but the five stars are for the seller's gracious refund offer, a clear sign of their commitment to providing top-quality products and support. Here's hoping this works for your furry friends!
DIANA H.
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024
UPDATE REVIEW: I was contacted by the seller who sent a sincere email and offered me a refund. My original “star rating was a 1 but I updated it and gave them a 3 for their customer service.Original Review: Product indicated to give it 2-4 weeks for it to be effective. Around the fifth week, we started seeing our fur baby; Frenchie step away and look at her feces and contemplate on whether or not to eat it. Finally, there was hope BUT after a few days - she started eating her feces within seconds 🤦🏻♀️.Gave the profit a “1” because of the soft chew and she liked it.
Doug Pittsnogle
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024
I have two female chihuahuas, sisters, who are about to turn a year old. One of them will hardly ever defecate when she is taken outside, but she will always quickly scamper to an adjoining room (from where I am), defecate, turn right around, and eat it immediately. I despise it! I hoped this product would work because I see it has worked for some people. I know chihuahuas are very hard-headed, and this could be a terrible phase that will end someday, which is what I hope. The girls are fed plenty of quality food. The vet says it is common, is often a phase, and is not going to harm her albeit disgusting. I'm really sorry to report that the product didn't work for my dog. She is 10 pounds, and I gave her a whole treat each morning since I bought the product. It in no way whatsoever freshens her breath. I don't even understand why the bottle says, "breath freshener," because it doesn't do that at all. Believe me that, after she eats her feces, jumps up on the sofa with me, and burps in my face or anywhere near me, it is terrible!!! I cannot and will not say that this product doesn't work for any dogs, but it does not work for my afflicted dog.
bonnie g.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
This product really works. I have a 10year old dog. Don't ask me why at her age why she still tries to eat her poo. I give her 3 chews daily and have been for a couple of years. Really works but make sure you give the pet the chews every day.
FrugalCrafty Housewife
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023
One of the dogs began finding poo delectible after taking antibiotics. One had to be prepared for teeth to get between him & his new favorite thing... the normally sweet & obedient guy would take on anyone over a fresh pile of his poo... seriously... right down to biting at our shoes & ranting at top volume if you dared STAND between him & the fresh pile.He even began trying to trick us & "fake us out" to sneak snacks.His brother began taking steps to "hide" doing his business to avoid1. to avoid the poo eater from waiting at his tail end for delivery of fresh steamy goodies.2. he seems to find it offensive to have his poo located & eaten3. LOL, especially after sampling the delicacy himself, he definitely agrees with the two-leggeds, that sh#$t is just nasty.LOLTo the point:Note that both dogs must eat the supplement. all interest in brother's poo is squashed.Although the recommended dosage helped take the EDGE off his intesity, we found that the small dog dosage of one per day didn't quite cut it. Once we bumped it to two per day (breaking one over morning meal, then one over evening meal for each dog) it has proven very effective... together with consistent discouragement.In interest of frugality ;) after some weeks of effectiveness, my husband secretly attempted to reduce the dosage... there was a definitely an increase in poo-craving behavior so much so that I asked if he was giving them the supplements with breakfast.hopefully we'll get his gut health back on track, meanwhile this has been very helpful game changer.(Edited again to add:) ... after some months of steady use, once the poo eating ended, we were able to reduce then eliminate this product. The poo eating has not resumed in the months since ending use. should note that we occasionally supplemented with a spoonful of plain yogurt on food here & there as well.
Simoriah
Reviewed in Canada on December 5, 2023
The container is almost empty and the puppy is still eating his and his brother's. There's been absolutely no change. They've been given every day since we got them and we still have to race to pick up before he gets on it. If you don't watch him, he's going to eat it. Really disappointed this product didn't work. Feel like I wasted my money on nothing.Edit: I received a message from the seller who resolved the issue. Great customer service even though this didn't work for my two.
Bonnie C.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022
A few years ago, I had a senior Maltese rescue named Puff that had been abused by her previous owners. They were an elderly couple with dementia and would forget to feed her on a regular basis, so she ate her own excrement in order to simply survive. After I rescued Puff, she had apparently developed a lasting desire to continue her poop eating at every opportunity.I tried all kinds of various pet store’s over-the-counter deterrents, as well as mixing pineapple in all of my dog’s meals, and nothing worked. Puff would just quickly choke down any poop that she could find on the pee-pads or grass.I also have a senior chihuahua named Lilly, who observed Puff eating poops so, eventually, Lilly decided to give poo a try and developed a desire to also consume it. Now, Lilly will even steal poop off of the pee-pads and hide it in a dog bed until it hardens up like a dry cookie and then happily eat it. It’s SO disgusting!Although Puff passed on from old age, I decided to give the NO POO CHEWS a try for Lilly and they actually worked!I have a total of four chihuahua rescues and a Yorkie, so I had to give them all the NO POO CHEWS supplement because Lilly would quickly grab any poop that she could find on a pee-pad or in the yard. Since my tiny dogs all weigh between 5 to 8 pounds, their dose was one chew a day. Since I feed them all twice a day, because some of them have reflux and need two small meals instead of one big meal, I cut the chews in half and crumbled up the half-dose in their morning and evening food to make sure that the supplement was evenly distributed.Now, it does say on the container that it takes up to two weeks to start deterring the poo eating, so you do need to be patient and consistent with giving your dogs the chews each day. After two weeks, I DID notice that Lilly was not surfing the pee-pads or looking in the grass to eat poop anymore, which was totally awesome!The NO POO CHEWS have some great, natural ingredients in them, too, and all five of my little dogs absolutely loved the taste of them.After I ran out of the chews, Lilly soon started looking for and eating dog poo again, so I definitely need to order another container ASAP and keep all of my dogs permanently on the NO POO CHEWS.
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