Zesty Paws CNP Chew No Poo Bites Stool Eating Deterrent And Digestive Supplement Chicken Flavor 90 Soft Chews

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• JJagjit K.30 Jun 2026
  5 ★

  Don't Eat Poop Chews

  It seems to be a great product to give your dogs. I have five that I'm currently taking care of, and each one loved the flavor and recognized the sound of the bag opening when it was time for another treat. Unsure on if it helped with their temptation of eating poop yet, as this was only a sample bag. Once I get the full-size product, I will monitor and leave an updated review.UPDATE 01/15/2020It seems to work when given daily. I have missed days and noticed my dog(s) reverted back to eating poop. I am glad it works when it is given. I have tried different things, and nothing ever worked. My dogs love it as a treat, as a warning, they smell, like old coffee. I will continue to purchase this product to aid in helping them break this nasty habit.

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• MMukesh L.23 Jun 2026
  5 ★

  My dogs love them, work well with no smell problems

  Worked in about a week, all my dogs love them, doesn't smell bad, and probiotics reduce loose stool episodes. The afflicted dog will occasionally take one bite of a stool, but won't eat the stool. All the dogs love these and have no problem with the smell or taste. They have more of a smell than the Zesty Paws probiotic bites, I don't find it very strong or a problem. The dogs consider these to be treats and have no problems gobbling them up (I place them on top of their food at mealtime.) . These Chew No Poo Bites are soft chews that are easy to break in half for smaller dogs. So far, I have repeat purchased these 7 times, and I changed from a similar product, Solid Gold Stop Eating Poop soft chews, which was no longer working with my dog. The probiotics also seem to improve their digestion, with fewer occurrences of loose stools.** Update October 09, 2021These have been out of stock/unavailable on Dropy for a whole year now. since my last purchase of these in October 2020. Every two weeks, I try to order them automatically as an Dropy Subscribe & Save order, but the order is always cancelled with reason shown as "Currently Unavailable". Hopefully, the manufacturer can resume production and deliveries soon.

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• SSukhjit P.21 May 2026
  5 ★

  Puppy with a penchant for poo? These bites are for you!

  My 6 month old Weimaraner puppy developed a hankering for fresh poo - his and his older brother's (an 11 year old Weim). Disgusted and desperate, I turned to Zesty Paws. The poo eating did not stop 100% until I got the dosage right - my older dog is 95 pounds and needed more bites than the baby. But even with a lower dose, the poo eating diminished within a day (I cleaned up all pre-bite piles, and it just has to pass through their system to be effective). Some of the penchant for poo was anxiety and boredom related, but the taste deterrent really worked to reduce his poo drive.The side benefit? Both dogs lost their stanky breath! It took 3 days to notice this change, but even the vet commented at my old boy's regular checkup that he didn't have dog breath! Shocked the heck out of me because he can usually take a person down with the stink of his old man dog breath.We unfortunately had to test the efficacy of these bites when we ran out and they were out of stock everywhere, including from the manufacturer. Poo eating is not as rampant as it was pre-bites (yay for behavior shaping), but the stinky breath is slowly coming back. I also noticed their stools were healthier while on this supplement. They've been more diarrhea prone in the last couple of weeks, with much softer stool piles. Just ordered a bunch as they're back in stock and can't wait for them to get here. They're a life saver.

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• MMandeep12 May 2026
  5 ★

  Worked for me! Read on.

  This won't work immediately, and I am using 2/meal which is higher than the suggested usage, but it really seems to have substantially curbed the poo-eating. It took about 1.5 weeks. We're probably not at 100% but we're also not closely monitoring. We've gone from a poo free yard to poo all over (oddly glad about that). Ours is a shelter dog from a puppy mill so the habit goes back years. It can be psychological and or mal-nutrition based. I also bought some green tripe to provide essential enzymes, not sure if that helped, but have been giving her those in conjunction with these just-in-case. They can be found here: https://www.Dropy.com/gp/product/B07B68YJQ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1In short, definitely working for me and am buying more now. Good Luck to you.UPDATEI stand by this product, after a few weeks our dog has almost 100% stopped eating her poo. I was panicking when it was out of stock, but now I've subscribed to a monthly subscription. It should be noted that I am giving a higher dose (gradually at first) but she tolerates it with no issues. She was a shelter/puppy mill dog with I'm assuming years of this issue. Now its poo galore outside. (Prior, she was a %100 eater). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. But I don't understand the negative reviews.1.) "It made my dog sick" I'm sorry, but dogs are different, like people, and may have sensitive stomachs. Some dogs will eat bananas but other dogs get sick, Do bananas get a negative review for this??2.) "My dog still eats the other dogs poo". This is intended only for the dog that is taking it.3.) "It didn't work, I want a refund" It may not work for all dogs and does not have 100% guarantee. Some dogs may have a physiological issue and/or a psychological issue.This product was a game changer for us and if you're reading this, I hope so for you as well. Take the negative comments with a grain of salt.

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