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FOR-BID Stool Eating Deterrent

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  • Description Description

    For-bid stops coprophagia (pets eating stool). Vegetable protein and sodium glutamate work in the digestive system to give stools a bad taste.

    For-bid has been used by thousands of veterinarians in both cats and dogs without adverse reactions and with excellent efficacy.

    Directions

    Simply sprinkle For-bid on your dog's food. 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.

    Dosage

    Dogs 3-20 lbs

    1/4 packet (1/2 teaspoon) twice per day for 5 days

    Dogs 20-100 lbs

    1/2 packet (1 teaspoon) twice per day for 5-6 days

    Cats

    1/4 packet (1/2 teaspoon) twice per day for 5 days

    Quick Tips

  • If coprophogia starts again after initial feeding, give 1 gram (just a pinch) per day for 2-3 weeks, or as necessary until unwanted behavior stops.
  • When a dog is eating another dog's stool or from a cat's litter box. we recommend feeding For-bid to both animals as directed above.
  • Reviews
  • For-bid stops coprophagia (pets eating stool). Vegetable protein and sodium glutamate work in the digestive system to give stools a bad taste.

    For-bid has been used by thousands of veterinarians in both cats and dogs without adverse reactions and with excellent efficacy.

    Directions

    Simply sprinkle For-bid on your dog's food. 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.

    Dosage

    Dogs 3-20 lbs

    1/4 packet (1/2 teaspoon) twice per day for 5 days

    Dogs 20-100 lbs

    1/2 packet (1 teaspoon) twice per day for 5-6 days

    Cats

    1/4 packet (1/2 teaspoon) twice per day for 5 days

    Quick Tips

  • If coprophogia starts again after initial feeding, give 1 gram (just a pinch) per day for 2-3 weeks, or as necessary until unwanted behavior stops.
  • When a dog is eating another dog's stool or from a cat's litter box. we recommend feeding For-bid to both animals as directed above.
  • Reviews

    • Do not recommend at all.
      1

      Posted by Bonnie on Jun 25th 2023

      This stuff did not work at all for my pug. He eats my other pugs poop and rabbit poop when he is out in the yard. I used all of the packets up and it did not help at all. Don't waste your money.

    • So far not working
      1

      Posted by Donna W. on Jun 9th 2023

      I have a 4 month golden retriever and she has been eating poop for the last month we have had her. I am on day 3 of this and it has not deterred her at all. She rushes to eat her poop before I get there to scoop it up. So gross. Was hoping this would work but not so far.

    • Worked in 2 days
      5

      Posted by Padovac14 on Mar 23rd 2023

      This stopped my ShihTzu puppy in 2 days and I haven't looked back! I tried several other products and this was the best!

    • Didn't seem to work
      3

      Posted by Joe on Dec 25th 2022

      It didn't curb him from eating poop but you probably had to let then eat some so they knew what it tasted like and WE DID NOT LET THE HAPPEN, so it may have been our fault Much cheaper here than at the Vets

    • this product works great, Thank God!
      5

      Posted by Lisa on Sep 24th 2022

      I have a little dog that loves to eat his own stool and our bigger dog's stool as well. There really is nothing more disgusting. Anyway, sprinkle this little packet on their food for about 2 weeks and it works for awhile. We are having to use the packets again after about a 4 month break.

    • Total Disappointment
      1

      Posted by Sue on Sep 13th 2022

      This product did nothing to stop my seven month old puppy from eating her poop. There was absolutely no reaction at all when the product was added to her food. I wasted my money hoping this product would end this problem.

    • Doesn't work
      1

      Posted by No on Sep 9th 2022

      After the recommended time and dosage, my pet (4lb Pomeranian) still eats his feces. This product was a waste of money. I have read many reviews similar to mine but I gave it a try and it failed me. I wouldn't waste my money again. Now I have product I cant use or would want to give away to a friend... there goes money in the trash... what a waste.

    • I have faithfully given this to my small dog like the instructions stated. She has not stopped eating poop. This did not work and it was guranteed to work. Will not recommend it.
      1

      Posted by Diane on Aug 12th 2022

      Have used as directed since I got it, over 2 weeks now, my dog still eats poo;p. It is rather frustrating to watch her after I have been so faithful in giving her this and it didn't work. I do not recommend it. Really thought I would have this problem solved.

    • For-Bid
      4

      Posted by Gloria on Dec 8th 2021

      My dogs eat each other stool every day instead of every day as they were doing previously.

    • For-Bid is great.
      5

      Posted by Judy on Oct 4th 2021

      This product was prescribed for my Shih-Tzu puppy. She broke that bad habit and life for her and me is now better.