Nutri-Vet Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil for Dogs - Skin & Coat for Dogs - Omega-6 - 6.5 ounces

Was skeptical, but didn’t have very many options so I purchased this product. I have been giving it to both my dogs for about a week. I am quite surprised that I have not caught them eating poop for about five days. Worked for my dogs, but I have a feeling it really depends on the dog. The product doesn’t cost that much, so it’s worth giving it a try. UPDATE: even more impressed. I have been using this for the past several weeks, I cleaned up all of the doggie poo in my backyard, when I was done I had a large plastic bag full of doggy dessert. I forgot to throw it away and left the entire bag of poop in the dog run where they could get to it. It was sitting there for three days and when I found the bag it was still tied in a knot and had not been ripped open. This bag of goodies would be considered a delicacy to my dogs - I was shocked that they didn’t try to dine and dash. Highly recommended!

It didn’t work

Judging the flavor is hard, I don't taste it: one dog ate it with hesitation at first then very well, the other dog spit it out and would not even try another. It is a thick tablet, but does break in half easily. After a week of giving it to our larger dog, it seemed to stimulate her appetite for more feces. She would clean up the yard every morning and then look for more. So gross. She is a very loving dog and didn't understand why her kissed would not be accepted, it was sad.I purchased a different brand and it worked.I don't recommend this brand for the obvious reason: I think it made there feces taste better by the behavior of my larger dog.

We have a 2 year old black rescue Lab. She was starved and 1 year old when we got her. We could not get her to stop eating her poop. We tried to clean up after her but she has the run of our very large yard with invisible fence. When winter came it was impossible to clean up after her with over 12" of snow on the ground most of the time. We tried giving her smaller portions to eat 6 times a day hoping she would digest it more and not hunger for poop. Didn't work. Tried adding pineapple and pumpkin to her food as well. Finally we purchased these pills. Yes they are expensive and she has to take 6 a day (3+3) but I think they are working. She has taken about 1 1/2 bottles at this time. I was able to get out and clean up the yard after a new snowfall and she didn't seem to be interested at all. I just ordered another 4 bottles and will continue to give it to her as long as I have to, even forever if she continues to be not interested in eating poop anymore. If this should change I'll update this review but for right not it seems to be working very well. Only time will tell for sure.

I have used this with multiple dogs (rescue situations mostly) and puppies going through phases. Sometimes takes a stronger dose than listed (big dogs with very bad, very established, habits). But if it is given on schedule and as directed it works for most all dogs! **But don't neglect to take any other necessary steps meanwhile! This isn't a Fix-all! While using this I recommend to 1) pick up the yard more regularly, 2) correct any nutritional deficiencies/imbalances, 3) give the dog more consistent instruction and 4) proper outlets for mental stimulation...If other steps are worked on to correct the root of problem - this will work to stop the nasty habit of it! Excellent price! Safe for longer term use to break an already established habit (and at this price it is affordable to do so!)

Used 2 bottles with my 2 German Shepherds. One likes to eat the others turds. I gave these to both. They ate these tablets without any complaints but it did nothing to deter the poop eating. At this point I don't think there is any product that would work since I tried changing food, probiotics, and now this.

I have bought three bottles since July, 2022. It took some patience, but I am SO GLAD I chose this product. At first, it did not seem to make a difference. Since my dog is small, but on the border line for increasing the dosage, I began to give her two, daily - morning and evening. I started to see sporadic results. Though not recommended on the label, I increased her dosage to 3 per day, 1 in the morning and two in the evening. In no time, I was cleaning up poop instead of her eating it. I kept her on three per day for about a month, and then started to taper back to two per day, the one, then one every other day. It must have been enough to break the cycle, because I have maybe 4 tablets left, and will give her one every other day until they run out. This dog was brought up in a hoarder situation, where to actually get fed meant eating your own poop. My vet's only suggestion was to stay outside with her all of the time. And do what? Beat her? I will recommend this to anyone who might ask, and I am taking my last empty bottle to my vet and telling my story. If you are patient, it will work.

I've tried a few different products or ways to deter coprophagia in my puppy. The vet claimed they had something that worked better than commercial products, but even that didn't work. So I went looking for something again. I had read about what types of things would deter pets from getting near stuff, such as hot peppers. This product contained a derivative of hot peppers, as well as Yucca Schidigera to reduce odors in stools to make them less appealing, Thiamine (an amino acid) which is a common deficiency shown to cause coprophagy in some dogs, Glutamic Acid which makes stools taste very bitter to the dog when mixed with stomach acids, and digestive enzymes for overall digestion (this information is from the product's description). All of these things appealed to me because they seemed to cover all the reasons a dog might have coprophagia.So I tried it. It took about 24-36 hours, but it started working. I noticed after a few days he was still taste testing, so I increased the dosage by 1/2 a pill and that did the trick! I will continue buying if necessary. Finally, something that works!!!