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Date Posted: 20:44:36 05/16/07 Wed
Author: alexis
Author Host/IP: ool-45784f21.dyn.optonline.net / 69.120.79.33
Subject: Re: peke peeve
In reply to: Amber, Scott, & Ki-Ki 's message, "peke peeve" on 08:58:21 09/23/03 Tue

>Help!!!
>
This is a very common problem and it is pretty gross. There is a product called "Deter" by the company 8-1. It's a chewable pill that makes the poop taste gross. Plus, a lot of dogs eat their poop if they are being fed "extras". I would cut down on any treats or people food. Feed a high quality dog food with less fillers. Then it will be digested properly and nothing "tasty" will be left in the feces.

>My 5 month old Pekingese as been eating her poop. It
>churns my stomach and I've caught her in the act a few
>times. She is not starved, in fact she eats her food
>(dry during the day and mixed dry and canned at night)
> as well as the rottweilers; it's the lion in her.
>She's up to date on all her shots, and she gets dog
>goodies daily to say the least. I'm chasing her with
>the paper when I catch her doing it now, and unless I
>can make the 'poopie platters' stop she's gotta go.
>Is there some kind of suppliment to give her because
>she's lacking something in her diet? Is this common?
>Will she outgrow it? We need some advice, I cant
>watch it, the man is getting on me for it, and the dog
>isnt too happy either.
>Good advice appreciated.
> Pooped-out-peke

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