ForBid (8g x 12) - pack of 12

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INFORMATION ABOUT ForBid (8gx12) - PACK OF 12

ForBid (8gx12) - pack of 12 is a highly purified crystalline edible protein product which helps canines curb coprophagy. Coprophagy is when dogs eat feces. ForBid (8gx12) - pack of 12 is mixed and fed with dog food to make the feces taste highly unpalatable to dogs. It does not upset the normal digestive processes of a canine.

ForBid (8gx12) - pack of 12 has been used by experts and has been found to be generally effective. It contains Purified Wheat Gluten and Monosodium Glutamate. Simply sprinkle ForBid (8gx12) - pack of 12 on your dog's food and it will then impart a forbidden and an undesirable taste that will keep your dogs from eating feces.

ForBid (8gx12) - PACK OF 12 FEATURES

Helps curb canine coprophagy
Makes feces taste highly unpalatable to dogs
Does not alter your dog's normal digestive processes
Used by veterinarians and has been found to be generally effective
Contains Purified Wheat Gluten and Monosodium Glutamate
Easy to use - just sprinkle on your dog's food

Product Uses

For-Bid is a product which is mixed and fed with dog food to prevent the dog eating its feces (coprophagy). The breakdown products from digestion of For-Bid in the gut make the feces taste highly unpalatable to dogs. The product does not upset the normal digestive processes of the dog.

Product Contains

Purified Wheat Gluten and Monosodium glutamate

Dosage and Administration

Dogs 3-20lbs: 1/4 packet (2g) morning and night. Dogs 20-100lbs: 1/2 packet (4g) morning and night. A response to treatment should be seen after the first or second day, however many vets recommend use of this product morning and evening for five to six days. If coprophagy resumes, dose 1g per day for 2-3 weeks or as necessary.

Warnings, Side Effects and Drug Interactions

Adverse reactions have not been reported with this product. In some cases, the type and amount of food must also be changed, as excessive feeding will lead to undigested food in the feces, which will promote the problem. Feeding a highly digestible balanced diet in association with For-Bid is recommended. Dogs with a chronic history of coprophagy may require behavioral modification in addition to treatment.