This product helps stop your pet from eating their own stool or each others. By stopping your pet ...This product helps stop your pet from eating their own stool or each others. By stopping your pet eating their own faeces, Coprostop helps prevent potential parasite eggs from being ingested by your pet. Calcium glutamate makes faeces taste unsavoury. Palatable powder, easy to give via pet's food. Reduces bad breath and improves your pet owner bond. Suitable for puppies from 6 weeks of age.
This guide provides essential information for pet owners using Vetark's Coprostop Powder. Designed to deter pets from coprophagy (stool eating), it's suitable for puppies from 6 weeks old. While Coprostop is effective, remember it's crucial to address any underlying causes of coprophagy, such as dietary deficiencies or behavioral issues. Coprostop makes faeces taste unsavoury, helping to prevent your pet from ingesting potential parasite eggs and improving your bond.
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FAQs
How does Coprostop Powder work?
Coprostop contains calcium glutamate, which makes the faeces taste unpleasant, deterring pets from eating it.
Is Coprostop safe for puppies?
Yes, Coprostop is suitable and safe for puppies from 6 weeks of age.
How do I administer Coprostop?
Mix the recommended dosage of the powder into your pet's food, ensuring they consume the entire meal.
How long does it take to see results?
Results can vary, but you should start to see a reduction in stool-eating within a few days to a week with consistent use.
Can I use Coprostop for multiple pets?
Yes, Coprostop can be used for multiple pets, as long as the correct dosage is administered to each pet.
What should I do if my pet continues to eat stool?
Consult with your veterinarian to rule out any underlying medical or behavioral issues. Ensure you are administering the correct dosage of Coprostop.
How should I store Coprostop?
Store Coprostop in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Troubleshooting
Pet is still eating stool after starting Coprostop.
Ensure the correct dosage is being administered. Consider consulting a veterinarian to rule out any underlying medical or behavioral issues.
Pet refuses to eat food with Coprostop.
Try mixing the powder more thoroughly with the food, or try a different type of food. Start with a smaller dose and gradually increase it.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective in deterring coprophagy.
Easy to administer via food.
Helps prevent potential parasite ingestion.
Improves your pet owner bond.
Reduces bad breath associated with stool eating.
Safe for puppies from 6 weeks of age.
Cons
May not address underlying causes of coprophagy (behavioral or medical).
Effectiveness can vary depending on the individual pet and the severity of the problem.
Requires consistent use for best results.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Dosage: Follow the dosage instructions on the product packaging, which is based on your pet's weight.
Administration: Mix the powder thoroughly with your pet's food. Ensure that your pet consumes the entire meal to receive the full dose.
Consistency: Administer Coprostop daily for optimal results.
Storage: Store Coprostop in a cool, dry place.
Compatibility: Coprostop is suitable for puppies from 6 weeks of age. Consult with your veterinarian if you have any concerns about using this product with your pet, especially if your pet has any existing health conditions or is taking other medications.