- Stops coprophagy (pets eating stool).
- Vegetable protein andWork in the digestive system to give stools a bad taste
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FOR-BID stops coprophagy (pets eating stool). Vegetable protein and sodium glutamate work in the digestive system to give stools a bad taste.Directions: Simply sprinkle FOR-BID on dog food and after the food is consumed, this will impart a forbidden and unpalatable taste to the feces. FOR-BID is not an enzyme mixture which alters the normal endogenous digestive process. FOR-BID has been used by thousands of veterinarians in both cats and dogs without adverse reactions and with excellent efficacy.Recommended AdministrationLarge dogs, the size of German shepherds, sprinkle the contents of 1/2 package on the dog food two times a day for 5 to 6 days (morning and night). This will usually curb coprophagy for months, often permanently. In small dogs or puppies, you may give one-quarter of a pack two times a day for four days (morning and night). Cats 1/4 packet of FOR-BID per day, for 4-5 days. Horses, we have reports that 1 1/2 packs of FOR-BID, morning noon and night for 2-3 days appears to curb this habit.If Coprophagy starts again after initial dosage of FOR-BID, give 1 gram per day (from the 8 gram package) for 2-3 weeks or as necessary.12 packets per FOR-BID container.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Only worked somewhat for my VERY stubborn OCD dog,
By Sunshine Mom (Florida) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 3-PACK FOR-BID Stool-eating preventative (36 packets) (Misc.)
This product seemed to work at first, but after while she seemed to eat it anyway, at least a little. I do feel that for less OCD dogs or puppies, that this product might work great. For right now we are trying other ideas that I found online.
1) We are feeding her twice a day, instead of once. 2) We are giving her a multi-vitamin. 3) We are following her around outside & yelling "Leave It." It's getting old, but we are hoping to do it for an extended time, and hopefully break her of it. I wish she would just find a hobby, like lizard chasing or knitting! We are considering a muzzle for her to wear for short periods of time, to get the dog door opened back up and give us a break from having to go outside with her all the time. It is a frustrating problem, and I wish all you Searchers the Best!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
So far this product seems to be working Thank God,
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This review is from: 3-PACK FOR-BID Stool-eating preventative (36 packets) (Misc.)
I have had issues with my dogs and my cats litter box. I have been putting forbid in the cat food and so far it is working.. Thanks for your prompt shipping of a life saving product...
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Cat doesn't mind, bought for dog, who knows what she thinks,
By Workin Grandma (San Antonio, TX) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 3-PACK FOR-BID Stool-eating preventative (36 packets) (Misc.)
Bought this product to give to cat (it's one of few listed as safe for them) to help correct poop eating dogs habit. While dog has quit following the cat around the yard waiting for her to take a dump, she still searches the flower bed for more "Treats".
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