How to Stop your Dog from Eating Poo (Coprophagia)?

Mar 13, 2014by Denise Lessard

The term "coprophagia" or "eating poo" is often used in everyday language to evoke an abnormal interest in feces and excrement. To prevent this behaviour disorder in dogs, it's important that they have the maximum amount of space in their enclosure in order to engage in more exercise.


So, why do dogs eat poop ?


With the exception of a behavioural problem , nutritional deficiencies may be responsible.


How to prevent coprophagia?

It will be most useful to give an excellent mineral fortifying to your dog so that he less instinctively tries to get his nutrients from poop


 

 

Don't worry, coprophagia is a common behavioral problem. It is found in carnivores who are  looking to maximize nutrient intake. However, such behavior can unfortunately promote gastric problems and especially the ingestion of intestinal parasites. It is important to act quickly to resolve this situation as it can ultimately result in serious poisoning.


To improve this behavioral problem, Zumalka suggests a CUSTOM PRODUCT in order to provide your pet the necessary minerals for your pet's good health, without forgetting PROBIOPET which will help rebalance the intestinal system of your dog.

 

 

 


About the author

Denise Lessard
Denise Lessard

HOMEOPATH, NATUROPATH, REFLEXOLOGIST, TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE THERAPIST

Denyse Lessard is deemed as the “mother” of Zumalka, which was established more than ten years ago to provide easily accessible natural products for pet wellness worldwide.

Besides being a trained alternative medicine therapist, Denyse also has expertise in homeopathy, naturopathy and iridology, reflexology, as well as Chinese medicine. She is a long-standing member of the Professional Union of Homeopaths of Quebec, as well as the Association of Naturopaths and Naturotherapists of Quebec.

Denyse’s philosophy as regards pet wellness is not just about only dealing with disease and illness when they get in the picture, but keeping animals in ideal health each and every day.

Find out more about Denyse when you click HERE.


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