We've had some success with stopping or at least inhibiting foster dogs from eating poop by putting a tablespoon of canned pumpkin on all the dogs food, which has the added benefit of helping digestion and being a good source of vitamins. We've also found that charcoal biscuits help with slowing this habit. For some fosters, though, the only solution is to pick up the poop right away... if it is there, they will eat it. Good luck!
--- In boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com, "melissa924" <melissa924@...> wrote:
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> My 6 mos. old boxer, Bella eats her poop and I have tried EVERYTHING that I know of to make her stop. I've tried pineapple, otc meds and I try to be out there everytime she has to do her business but I can't always get outside right away. I'm very stressed out about this especially when she comes in and I can smell it on her face. I have talked to my vet and they said some dogs just do it and don't grow out of it. Bella is my 2nd boxer but the first dog that's ever done this. Please please help me and give me some other advice.
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