Coprostop Stool Repellent Powder for Adult Cats and Dogs is a palatable powder that is easy to giv...Coprostop Stool Repellent Powder for Adult Cats and Dogs is a palatable powder that is easy to give via your pet's food. It helps stop your pet from eating their stool. This product is for adult dogs and cats and can be used in puppies at the weaning stage from 6 weeks of age. Calcium glutamate in the powder is ingested and digested, making faeces taste unsavoury. It can help reduce bad breath as it will help to stop the pet from continuing this habit. Stop your dog or cat from ingesting their faeces or each others. Helps prevent potential parasite eggs from being ingested by your pet. Product Composition: Cereal flour (Wheat), Calcium salts of organic acids (Calcium Glutamate). Analytical Constituents: Crude protein 22.0% - Crude fibre 1.0% - Crude fats 1.0% - Crude ashes 9.0% - Ash insoluble in HCl 0.5% - Moisture content 10.0%.
This guide provides essential information for owners of adult dogs and cats looking to address coprophagy (stool eating) with CoproStop Stool Repellent. Designed to make faeces unappetizing, this product is suitable for pets from 6 weeks of age, offering a straightforward solution to a common and unpleasant habit. However, it's important to note that while effective, CoproStop may not completely eliminate the behaviour in all cases.
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Vetark
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FAQs
How do I administer CoproStop?
Mix the powder directly into your pet's food, following the dosage instructions provided.
Is CoproStop safe for puppies?
Yes, CoproStop can be used for puppies from the weaning stage (6 weeks of age).
How long does it take to see results?
Results may vary, but you may start to see a difference within a few days to a few weeks of consistent use.
Can I use CoproStop for cats and dogs?
Yes, CoproStop is suitable for both adult cats and dogs.
What are the ingredients?
The main ingredients are cereal flour (Wheat), Calcium salts of organic acids (Calcium Glutamate).
How should I store CoproStop?
Store in a cool, dry place and keep the container sealed when not in use.
Troubleshooting
Pet is still eating stool after starting CoproStop.
Ensure the correct dosage is being administered. Consider consulting a vet to rule out any underlying medical causes or nutritional deficiencies. It may also take a few days to a few weeks to take full effect.
Pet refuses to eat food with CoproStop.
Try mixing the powder more thoroughly with the food, or try a different type of food to mask the taste. Ensure it is mixed in well.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to administer by mixing with food.
Effective in making faeces unappetizing.
Suitable for a wide range of pets, including puppies from the weaning stage.
Helps to reduce bad breath caused by coprophagy.
May help to prevent ingestion of parasite eggs.
Cons
May not completely eliminate stool-eating behaviour in all pets.
Requires consistent administration with meals to be effective.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: CoproStop is a powder and should be mixed directly into your pet's food.
Dosage: Follow the dosage instructions provided on the product packaging, based on your pet's weight.
Frequency: Administer daily with meals.
Compatibility: Suitable for use with most adult dogs and cats, and puppies from 6 weeks of age.
Care: Ensure fresh water is always available. Store the product in a cool, dry place and keep it sealed when not in use. Always consult with a vet before use if your pet has any existing health conditions.