VETIQ Stool Repel Tablets, Natural Coprophagia Deterrent for Dogs Eating Poop, For Puppies & Adult Dogs, Supports Healthier Habits, Tasty & Chewable, 30 Tablets (Pack of 1)

My dog recently had a bout of loose stools, and after some research I decided to try the VETIQ Stool Firm tablets. I noticed a big improvement after just two days. The tablets are easy to give — they can be crushed into food or given whole, and my dog had no trouble taking them. The combination of kaolin and pectin helps to absorb excess moisture and calm the stomach, while pumpkin adds gentle fiber support. I also like that they are suitable for both cats and dogs, so I only need one product for all my pets. The bottle contains 45 tablets, making it good value if used regularly or kept on hand for occasional tummy upsets. These tablets have become part of my pet-care kit. They work quickly, are gentle on the stomach, and really do what they promise — firm up stools and restore healthy digestion. Highly recommended for any pet owner dealing with soft or inconsistent stools.

The only product of its kind I’ve found that really helps when my Chowbrador has bouts of IBS. Work almost from first dose and seem to settle her tum well.

I know we've all been there, dealing with our furry friends' less-than-solid situations. But fear not, because I've stumbled upon a remedy that's wilder than a dog chasing its own tail – VetQ Stool Firm, the superhero of puppy diarrhea tablets! I gave these tablets to my furball, who'd been producing puddles that would make a Great Dane jealous. And lo and behold, the transformation was more astonishing than a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat – or in this case, a sausage out of a pup's behind! Within hours, my pup's rear-end had gone from Picasso to a Michelangelo – a masterpiece of solid, artistic elegance! I must admit, administering these tablets was a comedy routine in itself. Picture me chasing my pup around the house like Benny Hill, tablet in hand, and the pup doing its best Usain Bolt impression. It was a sprint worthy of the Olympics – if the Olympics included events like "Catch the Canine and Conquer the Diarrhoea Dilemma." So if you're tired of playing hopscotch with puppy puddles give VetQ Stool Firm a whirl. It worked for Monty.

My dog has recently developed an interested in eating her mess… but I’ve seen her avoid it a few times when I give her these.

My tiny little 3lb Yorkie is getting old. She will be 14 in January. She has always been a bit of a sickly dog, throwing up and loose stools, and quite fussy with her food. She has also always been very skinny. When she was younger this wasn't too much of a problem, but recently her hips, spine and ribs have become visible and obvious to the touch. She's not unwell, she's just old and doesn't eat enough to maintain her weight anymore. So I picked up some of this stinky, sticky paste! I've been giving her a pea sized amount on my finger a few times a day, just when she wakes up to toilet and would otherwise have a little snack, and it's helped encourage her to eat afterwards on occasion, although still not in the mornings. She has never eaten in the mornings, but now she doesn't have to! I do sometimes need to put it directly on her tongue as she's not interested at all, but again this isn't new for us. It's quite sticky and smells like meat and malt, which isn't unpleasant but it does linger. Definitely something you need to be able to wash your hands after giving. I don't know exactly how many calories are in this, but she is definitely putting weight back on, which started just a week after introducing this to her diet. It's most evident around her ribs which I'm not worried about getting my finger stuck underneath anymore, and on her spine which feels much less nobbly than it did! Value for money is a hard one to decide, because for me with my tiny dog, the tube will last maybe a month with how regularly I'm giving it to her? I think that's excellent for the price. For someone with a much bigger dog, it may be cheaper to get a prescription from a vet!

Unfortunately my cat refuse to eat it. Tried different ways but its a no for het. Was hoping for a good solution

Acheté pour mon vieux chat de 16 ans qui fait beaucoup pipi et parfois hors de la litiere. Genre canapés ou lits... 😌Tous les chats ont des soucis de vessie et urinaires en vieillissant. Contient de la canneberge, utilisée aussi chez les femmes pour kes cystites. Et du malt ce qui lui donne ce côté pateux et marron. Du coup j'alterne un jour avec Beaphar boules de poil et celui ci. N'a pas l'air de déplaire à mon chat. À voir dans la durée son efficacité. Prix un peu cher mais ce produit semble venir d'Angleterre et le tube est assez gros.

Aucun intérêt , ne fonctionne pas sur ma chienne de 10 mois . Par contre , elle adore et les mange comme des friandises mais continue à manger ses crottes

Very happy with this product. If you have a cat that tends to develop struvite crystals in its urine which can cause a life threatening blockage , then this is an excellent product to try . Highly recommended .

My fur babies liked it