Solid Gold S.E.P. (Stop Eating Poop)

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LexiAndNikkisMom

Discussion Starter · Aug 18, 2005

I was wondering if anyone has tried the Solid Gold S.E.P. (Stop Eating Poop)? The local pet food store carries it. Nikki is still eating poop so I was thinking of giving it a try.

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LexiAndNikkisMom

Discussion Starter · #3 · Aug 18, 2005

Originally posted by mee@Aug 18 2005, 12:06 PM
i tried it, but it didnt work so i threw it away

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Crap! I was hoping it would work because it is a lot cheaper then forbid.

Anyone try Deter?

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LexiAndNikkisMom

Discussion Starter · #5 · Aug 18, 2005

Originally posted by Quincymom@Aug 18 2005, 01:00 PM
I bought the Foster and Smith Distate Triple Strength. Works unless they are really determined. One of mine was, the only thing that works with him is to keep him well fed. Even then he will sometimes have a taste.

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My problem is nikki is always hungry! The girl can really put it away. She will eat her food and Lexi's if I let her. LOL! Hopefully the home cooked meals will help fill her up.

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LexiAndNikkisMom

Discussion Starter · #8 · Aug 18, 2005

Originally posted by Scoobydoo@Aug 18 2005, 02:51 PM
We are fortunate in that Scooby has never done that, but then we don't give him the opportunity as we pick up immediately after he has been potty. I know this isn't always possible for the working moms so I guess finding the remedy in food or addatives is the only way. I often wonder why dogs do this, I have heard that it is a lack in enzymes that can cause it. I know when Scooby was little he used to seek out the rabbits poop in the yard, but that all stopped when we put the fence up.
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Oh, I do pick up the poop as soon as I see her go. Most of the time that is enough but every so often she will go in the house with out me knowing (not one of the scheduled times she normally goes). Those are the times she gets to it before me and gets to eat some.

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LexiAndNikkisMom

Discussion Starter · #11 · Aug 19, 2005

Ok, maybe I will try the pet tabs for a month or so and see how that goes. I was going to start giving those anyway.

If that doesn't work I discover KV Vet has the forbid for $1.19 a packet! For that same packet my vet charges $4! What a rip off! I would buy a bunch of packets and leave them both on it for a few months. Hopefully by then she out grows it.

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LexiAndNikkisMom

Discussion Starter · #13 · Aug 19, 2005

Originally posted by Mystify79+Aug 19 2005, 10:28 AM-->

Originally posted by Lexi's [email protected] 18 2005, 12:47 PM
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@Aug 18 2005, 12:06 PM
i tried it, but it didnt work so i threw it away

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Crap! I was hoping it would work because it is a lot cheaper then forbid.

Anyone try Deter?
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Deter didn't work for either of mine and worse yet, it gave them bad diarrhea.
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Ok, no Deter! We definitly don't need diarrhea anymore! Had enough of that a few weeks ago.

Sounds like I will try the pet tabs for a month or so and then move on to forbid (again) if that doesn't work.

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