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Some Facts About CoprophagiaNo one will argue that coprophagia is gross. Defined as the consumption of feces by an animal (such as a pet dog), it can also be a hazardous one. Risk of infestation in pets is especially high. The parasites transmitted may present a variety of health issues to pets such as diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, blindness, compromised central nervous system, intramuscular issues and more. Treatment can be costly, lengthy and dangerous. The Good News:A twice daily dose of CoproBan® fed as a treat, along with behavior modification practices, can eliminate coprophagia behaviors and the associated risks. |
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Reasons for CoprophagiaWhy do dogs eat poop? There are many possible scenarios and opinions that can contribute, including:
Litter Box RaidingCat feces can also be attractive to many dogs. Consuming them from the litter box is just as disgusting and difficult to stop. Feed CoproBan to all cats within the household to change the texture and taste of their feces. Simply follow the labeled dosing instructions on the product packaging appropriate for felines. |
How to Deal with CoprophagiaIf your dog is exhibiting signs of coprophagia by consuming its own or other pet's feces, ask your veterinarian about CoproBan today! CoproBan is an easy-to-feed, roast beef flavored coprophagia deterrent dogs love! CoproBan is conveniently packaged as a 3-gram soft chew in an individual blister pack. Formulated to assist in the breakdown of fiber, the ingredients render the taste and texture of the stools unpleasant to eat. Administering the correct, full dosage to dogs is easy since CoproBan is a tasty soft-chew most dogs love. Make sure to feed CoproBan to the pets whose feces are being consumed. Additional Steps to TakeUse CoproBan to help take a bite out of a bad habit. Help protect pets with these easy steps:
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Directions For Use:For dogs and cats - with each meal: Under 40 lbs. feed ½ soft-chew; 40 lbs. animals feed 1 soft-chew; For every additional 40 lbs. of weight feed an additional ½ soft-chew Talk to your veterinarian about how CoproBan can help today!![]() |
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