STRELLALAB No Poo Treats for Dogs - Coprophagia Stool Eating Deterrent - Digestive Enzymes - Gut Health & Immune Support - Stop Eating Poop - Bacon Flavor 120 Chews

I recently tried No Poo Chews for my beloved pup, and I must say, they are nothing short of amazing! These chews have become an essential part of our daily routine, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. First and foremost, No Poo Chews are incredibly effective at promoting healthy digestion for my furry friend. Since incorporating them into my pup’s diet, I’ve noticed a significant reduction in unpleasant stomach upsets and messy accidents. They have truly transformed our potty-related challenges into a thing of the past! What sets No Poo Chews apart is their high-quality ingredients. I appreciate that they are made from all-natural, premium-grade components, ensuring that my pup receives the best. These chews are not only delicious but also gentle on my pet’s stomach, making them an excellent choice for pups with sensitive tummies.

Absolutely 100% doesn’t not work complete waste of money. Does not work on my dog, zero change in behavior. He still follows the other dogs outside and eats their poop as soon as it comes out. All three dogs get the recommended dose daily.

So far this product is working like a Charm. Ever since I got my Mini Bernedoodle she has been eating poop. I would have to follow her outside every time and make sure she is supervised. With having 4 kids you can guess that she was let out without my knowledge sometimes and without fail she would take the opportunity to grab a “snack” yuck!!! She has now been taking these for about 2 weeks and I have not seen her eat poop…. And yes her breathe does smell better (whether that is from the product or the fact that she is not eating poop I’m not sure). They also taste really good so the dogs eat them right up like treats!!!!

I have 1 dog that I just haven't been able to break from eating poop. I've tried this oeoduct for quite a while. Giving to both dogs & they love these. But has not really helped very much w/ deterring the 1 dog from eating poop.

I have a poop eater. I don't know why he does it. It may be due to the anxiety that he came to us with from his previous life. Our other dog doesn't eat his poop. I've ordered this product twice... It seemed to be working for a while and then...it didn't. I don't think it has to do with the product, my dog is just a turd eating freak. We've literally tried every trick in the book and he just....doesnt...care. He DID stop eating his brothers poop, so that's a plus, I guess. I do like this product. I think it's a good way to go. I DO wish that maybe they were a little stronger each piece so I didn't have to give them 6 each every day...we go through them pretty fast with 2 horse sized dogs. But that's my only complaint....other than having a doodoo eater for a pet

decided to try the STRELLALAB No Poo Treats for my [Dog's Breed], [Dog's Name], who has been struggling with chronic coprophagia (stool eating). I was specifically drawn to this product because it focuses on digestive enzymes, which suggested a root-cause approach rather than just a taste deterrent.

I am sorry to report zero improvement with copraphagia. None. When the pup comes in the house and has 💩💩💩 breath after 4 months of all doggos in the house being fed the proper amount, you know its not working. We fed these as directed since October of '25. Its now January of '26. I am defeated. If they worked, then they would be worth the price. But unfortunately they only seem to taste delicious to the dogs. Which was at least one good thing. In fact our 15 year old shepsky (RIP, my Sisu) busted into the first container and ate the entire thing, they were ThAt good. 👀 And she was just fine, happy and sassy as ever after her little naughty theft. After that, the craving for these treats became almost obsessive for all the dogs. So, if nothing else, they genuinely LoVe these treats. One thing I thought was odd (we had a subscription, because when you are feeding 10 chews a day to a combined 270# of dog, it makes sense), at some point the shape of the chews changed from little cylandrical bites to cubes. The dogs didn't seem to care, but it did weird me out a little. Nothing else seemed altered, just the shape of the treats, but still... off-putting. Otherwise, they are soft, easy to crumble on food if you need to coax a picky eater, and don't smell foul or anything. There are no artificial colors that I could notice, just standard brown. They were easy for all our dogs to eat, even when the puppy was littler, as they are soft and crumbly. And just because they didn't work on our nasty little beasty, doesn't mean it won't convince your pooch to stop eating what one ought never eat. 😕 I have raised many dogs in my life, but our current shepherd girl is the only one I have ever had this particular issue with. She has been eating her stool since we got her as a wee puppy. Just about the time she seemed to realize that maybe that wasn't a great way to get her nutrition, she started to eat our elder's accidents. I have a theory about that, which I will share, in case it helps others. Sisu, who just crossed the rainbow bridge after a long battle with cancer, was a few weeks shy of 16 years old, so, well past geriatric. She began experiencing incontinence of both types within the past year. It is what it is. She was an old gal who just couldn't help it. But that meant that we were constantly on poo patrol. And while Tova, the puppy, was constantly being watched, she was also watching us, her caregivers and adoptive parents basically, cleaning up the mess from our shared den almost daily. Just like her dame did when she was still in the whelping pen. As a female, I can tell that Tova came preprogrammed with those same maternal instincts to clean her little den, like her mama did, and like we did. When she grew out of eating her own stool, she gravitated to grabbing any little accident our older gal had that we might have missed. And I hate to say it, but she was incredibly skilled at the game. She has some profound stool-seeking abilities, let me tell you. Well, we caught on to that right quick, so made sure she no longer had access to the 'accidents' even accidentally, but... Then there is the yard. And its not always possible to keep the dog yard perfectly clean, if you know what I mean. Anyway, the pup never developed any interest in our healthy younger male dog's scat, but focused all her efforts on the incontinent elder female. So we are hoping that the behavior is tied to cleaning the den more than having a 'taste for 💩'. Which is why these no-poo-chews were ineffective in our situation. Perhaps her instincts overrode her tastebuds? Perhaps not? Only time, and the loss of her fixation, will tell. In the meantime, I gave these 2 stars because, despite them being completely ineffective at mitigating the copraphagia after a four month trial, the dogs loved them. And maybe, just maybe, no dietary supplement would address our puppy's particular malfunction. But if your dog eats stool for a different reason, then maybe they will work for you. 🤞🤞🤞

They worked my dog stopped eating her poop. I think she thought I wasn't feeding her enough food but she's overweight for her breed. Who knows but this did prevent her from eating poop