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Gross Boy Dogs.. Honestly, my boy lives up to the stereotype of boys being gross. I know a lot of dogs eat their own poop.. but mine has taken it to a new level. Recently, every couple days or so I notice him gagging. I go over to check, and there it is.. vomit... that is still in the texture and color of poo. I mean, honestly... how disgusting can you be? Anyone have any cures for this? It must be upsetting his belly and I'd like to figure out how to make this not happen. |
I've heard if you feed him a few bites of pineapple for several days in a row, his poo will taste bad to him. It's worth a try anyway. Good luck!!:) |
Hmm.. that's a new one! I LOVE pineapple so I'm definitely willing to try that! Thanks. I've also heard something about chicken seasoning salt? I don't think I like that one very much. I'm not going to try unless someone has and it works. |
It's not just boys that eat their own vomit... dogs in general do this. It's because in the wild, they reguritate their food for their young and it's just instinct for them. |
Your right GROSS!!! :eek: It's not just the boys, my Trixie does it too. I have four "skin" kids and this tops any and all the disgusting stuff that came out of them lol. I tried the pineapple but it didn't work. Maybe I didn't do it long enough. She loved the pineapple though so I'll try again. The other babies think she's getting a treat so they get some too. Just this morning my Coco went poop on the paper and while I was getting a tissue to pick it up, guess what... Trixie ate some of it. What is wrong with her. Like I've said before, we buy the best most nutricious food and are careful what we feed them and they eat poop. Gotta love them!!:D :aimeeyorkCOCO :aimeeyorkPEBBLES :aimeeyorkTRIXIE |
haha - I know it's not just the boys, I just think it's funny that my girl is so dainty and graceful and my boy is eating poop. So stereotypical of boys to be grosssss! haha. |
If you figure out how to get them to quit eating poo, please let me know. I've done the tablets with no luck and am now beginning the second week of pineapple. So far I haven't noticed too much of a change. :confused: Hopefully you will have better luck with it. |
I am not an expert, but heard when they do this it is because they are not getting enough nutrients. Maybe someone here will be able to help you.:animal-pa |
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I was told to give them a couple teaspoons of yogurt... I tried it and it seemed to help. Someone mentioned to me that it was because they weren't getting a certain nutrient in their diet and that's why they do it. But the yogurt did the trick for me, so whenever I see him doing that - I get the yogurt out. Good luck. |
I've tried every remedy out there and never found one that works except to clean up immediately. I have 5 and 3 of them do this. I even have one who will follow the others around she she can get it before it hits the ground. I now only let her out alone. |
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Wow I guess you can say that he likes to recycle...I would go for the pineapple...:D |
Eating Poo I heard that the pineapple works too! Its worth a shot:animal-pa |
lol.. I do NOT have this problem and probably never will,simply cause' as keely is pooping, she is running away from it like she is scared of it..lol.. I have a weirdo dog! I wish all of you with the poop eating problem the best of uck with getting your babies out of this bad habit! Ive heard that canned pure pumpkin works (not the pie filling stuff) Ive also heard a few other things but i cant remember. Ill go and ask around again and get back to you with some ideas :thumbup: |
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I have no experience with this, but heres a guess. When they poop spray the poop with something really gross (deodorant does the trick for my dog with chewing). Maybe if he bites it and its gross he will learn that all poo is 'gross'? Just a guess, good luck |
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Nice analogy Nancy...now I no longer want a hamburger, chicken or steak. To the OP...while his vomit may have appeared to be undigested feces...it could just be undigested food. At one time or the other...mine have vomited just what you described and mine don't eat poop. |
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I feel what your going through. Mine thankfully grew out of it but he did once threw up poop on to my shirt while we were out in a store! And I was gagging all the way home although I tried to clean up what I could in the store's washroom. The smell was horrendous! |
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You are correct that just because the vomit looks like poop, it doesn't indicate they have been eating poop. Most dogs won't vomit the poop. :rolleyes: Vomit that is darker in color often means that it has been in the stomach longer. |
I think that I read somewhere you can sprinkle meat tenderizer on their food. Am I right? |
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I swear we ought to have a club for poop eaters! I have 4 dogs Adie - aka the princess - Thinks the other dogs are disgusting for eating poop. :angel2dl: Skeeter - aka Little Poopoo - dearly loves Adie's poop but won't eat anyone elses. :doh34: Cassie - aka Mama to us all - Will only eat her own poop :tongue019 and Ivan aka - Dufus Dog 0r Big Poopoo - will eat ANYONE's poop.:2omg: I have tried many times to get them to stop to no avail. The only thing I haven't tried is the pumpkin. So I guess I'll stop at the store on the way home........... |
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1. I actually have pure pumpkin at my house now. Might try a little spoonful if they'll eat it. 2. I understand that MAYBE it isn't poop that he's puking up.. but he only does this RIGHT after eating poop and it smells SOOOOO strongly like poop. It's like he must have eaten it then quickly got an upset stomach and back up it came. I thought I heard him doing it the other night... of course, I wake up to him standing over a pile of vomit (poop) and RE-EATING it again. Honestly... he's ridiculous. 3. He probably won't ever learn his lesson. I know it sounds mean, but we've decided that he might be a little "slow". You can tap his nose when he's doing something bad and he'll go right back to it. He NEVER learns his lesson and does some really dumb things. However, he is SO loving. More so than any dog I've ever had. Will just jump in your arms and throw himself on his back for you to rub his belly. My girl yorkie is very smart and learns her lesson quick... but not quite as affectionate. Funny how different they can be! |
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Ugh - this would be a good thread to read daily for weight loss aid...or maybe if I was thinking of going vegan? :D I suspect Olivia is eating her poop but I can't catch her in the act. I wash their crate bedding every other day or so (because that's about how often they pee in their crates...yes I've tried everything but they still pee), and sometimes little pieces of dried poop will be caught in the folds of her blanket. So I am assuming she ate the rest. :confused: With pineapple - how much per day? Just one or two chunks per day, or more? |
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