RSGRTNo Poo Treats, Probiotics for Dogs 150PCS, Coprophagia Stool Eating Deterrent Deters Dogs, Prevent Dog from Eating Poop, Stop Eating Poop for Dogs, Digestive Enzymes No Poo Treats for Dogs

I have an 8 year old GSD who can be a bit obsessive about eating grass and horse poo. His own poos are absolutely fine and he's on a high quality, grain free diet, but I did wonder if a pre and probiotic might help him. I have to say I'm impressed that this product has 6 different strains of probiotic bacteria, the supplement I give to my horse only has 1!My GSD certainly loves these treats and will happily gobble them up when offered. I don't expect a humble supplement to fix major problems in my animals, I believe in getting the baseline right ie right diet, exercise, environment, mental health etc. But, if I've got all those things as right as I can then there's no harm in adding a supplement which might help!My GSD certainly doesn't seem as obsessed about eating grass and horse poo on these, but he will sometimes still snaffle some, so, they've certainly helped.I have marked this review down by 1 star simply due to the price, they are expensive if you feed at the recommended rate and you own a large dog. Much better value for money if you have a small dog though.Would recommend but I would only offer as a treat due to cost.

The “Pre & Probiotic Digestive Treats” from “Immal” is a tub of 120 soft chewy treats for dogs which are good for your dog’s digestive system and help provide healthier skin and coat. They’re basically 100% natural chewy treats with a supposed duck flavouring.The treats are quite similar to the usual chewy dog treats you can get. Our springer spaniel absolutely loves these, and quite happily wolfs them down in seconds.For a large dog (like ours) it says to give them five of the chews a day. With 120 chews in a tub, that means the tub will last for 24 days. For smaller dogs it recommends less (see the Amazon listing details as well as the packaging).The treats come in a squat plastic tub that has a screw-on lid to keep the treats fresh.We’ve been giving our dog these treats for the last couple of weeks. He has struggled a little of late with a bad tummy. We weren’t sure if that was from the recent heatwave we experienced in the UK, or whether it was something he ate etc. However, these appear to have helped and he absolutely loves them, so all good there.Finally, the dog treats have a very good expiry date on them - our tub having been manufactured 5th July 2023 with an expiry date of 04/07/2026 (i.e. 3 years).Nevertheless, we’ve been quite happy with the quality of the treats and how much our dog appears to love them.

If anything these have made my spaniels tummy so much worse. We originally purchased these to aid his overall health and hopefully sort his stinky farts out a little too, however the smell he gives off is actually disgusting and could easily clear a house not just a room. He's also struggled more with hard dry poos after a few days of these which has never been a problem before. Also found he's now got dandruff which wasn't an issue before and nothing else has changed.Definitely not for my cocker spaniel.

Good addition to our dogs food. Seems to help with digestion.

My dog has never grown out of eating other animals poo, so I’m very hopeful these treats will work.I live in an area where there are a lot of bridal ways and horses.The treats are packaged in a very nice looking box and on opening the bottle there’s a fresh meaty smell.They are soft chews but they have some firmness, trying to squish one between my fingers it crumbled into a satisfying soft, moist crumble.My dog loves them so they must be tasty, no complaints from him.Over two days he hasn’t eaten any poo when presented with the opportunity but he doesn’t always do it so I can’t say it’s the chews but hope it is.150 chews that are good for your dogs digestive system.The price isn’t bad for a 150 chews for a small to medium dog but if you have a large dog this is approximately a months supply.

There are early signs that this may be making a difference although it hasn't stopped the dog eating poop as yet. He's been on these for 10 days so far so still needs to be taking them for a while yet. Whilst he still tries to eat the poop and sometimes succeeds, there is less urgency for him to get to it. Normally, he's on a mission and we have to race to get there before he swoops in and devours it but that urgency has subsided. I'm hoping this resolves the issue eventually but even if it doesn't, the probiotics and digestive enzymes in these will be doing him good regardless. If it resolves the issue, I'll update my review again.

My mother-in-law's dog doesn't have many tummy problems, but she enjoys these, and so far they're not causing her any problems, so hopefully that's a good sign.

Giving your pets medication can be a chore in itself, these were placed 2 each on the floor and they were gone in less than a second. The smell is not what i would call off putting when handling and smell like normal pet treats. Only time will tell if they are any benefit to our beloved pets but they liked them.The reason for trying these is due to a common ear problem with spaniels, becoming mildly infected due to the long ear hair. A vet pointed out that some infections can be related to gut digestive issue so these are worth a shot at the price. We all know what we spend on our cherished pets and in most cases we wont admit it.Go ahead and give them a treat.