Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Soft Chews for Dogs 40 Count

Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Soft Chews for Dogs 40 Count

Supports Behavior Correction & Digestive Health

What is Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent for Dogs?

Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Soft Chews for Dogs (40 Count) is a veterinary-formulated supplement crafted to help curb coprophagia—a behavioral condition where dogs consume feces. This condition can stem from nutrient deficiencies, boredom, or digestive imbalances.

Manufactured by VetOne and now available at HardyPaw, this product includes MSG, B-complex vitamins, and cellulose, which may help reduce the appeal of feces by altering taste and enhancing nutrient uptake. These soft chews are flavored for palatability and easily administered as a treat.

Perfect for both puppies and adult dogs, the chews work internally to rebalance digestion and reduce fecal consumption behavior over time.

What Are the Key Benefits of Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Soft Chews?

Taboo Chews offer a multi-action solution to stop poop-eating in dogs by improving internal digestive function and altering stool palatability.

• Discourages stool eating by making feces taste unappealing
• Replenishes B-complex vitamins often lacking in dogs with coprophagia
• Enhances nutrient absorption with added cellulose and enzymes
• MSG may act as an oral aversion agent by influencing taste perception
• Vet-recommended formula designed specifically for canine use
• Convenient soft chew form — no pills, no powders, no mess

How Do I Give My Dog Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Soft Chews? (Dosage and Administration)

Always consult your veterinarian for exact dosage instructions depending on your pet's condition.

Typical dosing:

• Administer during or after meals
• Use consistently for at least 2–4 weeks to see behavior change
• If multiple dogs are present, administer to all to prevent cross-ingestion

What Ingredients Are in Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Chews?

Based on product labeling and formulation components visible in the image:

🧠 MSG (Monosodium Glutamate): In this formulation, MSG may influence the taste of waste matter, discouraging re-ingestion. Though controversial in human food, its veterinary use here is functional and targeted.

Are There Any Side Effects with Taboo Chews?

Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent is generally well-tolerated, but potential side effects may include:

• Mild digestive upset
• Flatulence
• Temporary changes in stool consistency
• Hypersensitivity in dogs with MSG sensitivities (rare)

Discontinue if adverse reactions persist and consult your vet.

What Precautions Should Pet Owners Take Before Use?

• For canine use only — not safe for other species
• Keep out of reach of children and pets when not in use
• Do not use in pregnant or lactating dogs without veterinary supervision
• Store container in a cool, dry place
• Do not exceed recommended dosage unless advised by a vet

Understanding Coprophagia in Dogs – Causes and Solutions

Coprophagia is often a sign of:

• Nutrient deficiency (especially B vitamins)
• Enzyme or fiber insufficiency
• Imitative behavior in multi-pet households
• Stress, anxiety, or boredom
• Poor digestion or gut imbalance

Taboo Chews provide a two-pronged solution:

1. Physiological correction through vitamin support and digestion aid
2. Sensory deterrence by altering the appeal of feces

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Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent Soft Chews FAQs 

What is Taboo Coprophagia Deterrent used for in dogs?

It's designed to prevent dogs from eating their own or others’ feces by addressing digestive imbalances and modifying stool taste.

Is MSG safe for dogs in these chews?

Yes, when used in veterinary formulations like this, MSG is generally considered safe and serves a functional role in taste aversion.

Can I give these chews to puppies?

Yes, these are suitable for puppies over 12 weeks old under supervision and appropriate dosage.

How long does it take to stop stool eating behavior?

Typically, pet parents see results within 2–4 weeks of consistent use.

Do I need to give these to all dogs in the household?

Yes, giving it to all dogs helps prevent one dog from eating another’s untreated stool.

Authoritative Veterinary References

1. VCA Hospitals – Coprophagia in Dogs
2. American Kennel Club (AKC) – Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?