Forbid Coprophagia Stool-Eating Deterrent 12 Packets

I like this item. It works really well for my dogs. It has been very hard to find this item at Vet offices but finally found on Walmart site. Thank You

Works for my dog. Three days in a row over his dinner, then once a week for two weeks, then once a month for three months, and he's broken of this disgusting habit. Do follow up once in a while, maybe every five to six months, to reinforce. Great dog otherwise!

vet recommended and it worked faster than expected

It did not work for my dog

It did not work for me. It was weird, she didn't want to eat the actual food like she used to and she kept eating the poop. Continued for 5 days and no changes.

Recommended by my vet but it DOES NOT WORK

Great product that really works

Did what I wanted it to do. No more tootsie roll eating!

For-Bid DOES work! We gave our red dachshund For-Bid for 5 days, as the instructions suggest. She has, from habit, tried to eat her poop but has pretty well stopped. There are stain-type signs that shows she has tried to eat it, but the stain-type signs are disappearing! My wife gives her a "pinch" a day, as the instructions show you MAY do, after the 5 days of twice-a-day. Bottom line, this stuff works! Our dachshund is older and has no teeth. This powder For-Bid is the answer!!! It's powder and all the other brands that I found on the market are "chewables." Does NOT work with NO TEETH!!!

This didn't seem to work at all the first couple of times using for 5 days each time. So I stopped. My dog even got agitated when I prevented her from grabbing her stool. When reporting this to my vet she says keep trying because this is the best product, so I resumed using the packets. After using for another full week, I now seeing a great improvement and my dog will not turn back to her stool as often. A downside was my dog didn't want to eat at all for a time and this worried me. Now her appetite is improved after working consistently with her. This has not been an easy process but the medication has helped. I'm encouraged my dog will completely break this habit if I keep a close watch on her progress. I still have several packets left in case I need to resume again.