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title: "Probiotic - Coprophagia Treatment for Dogs - Stop and Prevent Dog from Eating Poop - No Stool Eating, Deterrent and Prevention - Probiotics Powder for Cats, Dogs & Puppies"
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# 120-240 servings per jar Easy sprinkle powder with scoop 3B CFU 7-strain probiotic blend Probiotic - Coprophagia Treatment for Dogs - Stop and Prevent Dog from Eating Poop - No Stool Eating, Deterrent and Prevention - Probiotics Powder for Cats, Dogs & Puppies

**Brand:** vetrinex labs
**Price:** 57388CFA
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## Summary

> 🐾 Elevate your pet’s gut game—because healthy guts = happy pups!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Probiotic - Coprophagia Treatment for Dogs - Stop and Prevent Dog from Eating Poop - No Stool Eating, Deterrent and Prevention - Probiotics Powder for Cats, Dogs & Puppies by vetrinex labs
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## Best For

- vetrinex labs enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vetrinex labs brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Long-Lasting Supply:** Up to 240 servings per jar means months of gut wellness for your furry friend.
- • **Multi-Symptom Relief:** Helps combat diarrhea, yeast infections, gas, constipation, and IBD naturally.
- • **Effortless Daily Dose:** Tasteless, odorless powder with included scoop—just sprinkle on food, no fuss.
- • **Gut Health Game-Changer:** Potent 3 billion CFU probiotic blend targets digestive balance and immune support.
- • **Proven Breath & Behavior Boost:** Real users report dramatic improvements in toxic breath and stool-eating habits.

## Overview

Vetrinex Labs’ Probiotic Powder delivers a powerful 3 billion CFU blend of 7 live bacteria strains plus prebiotic Inulin to restore and maintain your dog or cat’s digestive health. Designed to combat coprophagia, diarrhea, yeast infections, and other bowel issues, this tasteless, odorless powder easily sprinkles onto food for a no-fuss daily boost. With up to 240 servings per jar, it offers long-lasting value and visible improvements in digestion, breath, and overall vitality within weeks.

## Description

Quickly and safely eliminate the cause of your dog's diarrhea, yeast infections, constipation, gas, upset stomach, IBD and bowel-related problems in a single scoop. Featuring our 7-strain probiotic blend with prebiotics for complete digestive care and immune system support. Our potent powder formula with science-backed ingredients boosts the number of good gut bacteria while the Prebiotics help sustain this number of good gut bacteria for maximum effectiveness. Simply sprinkle the powder over your dogs food and watch them gobble it up! The formula is tasteless and odorless so it goes unnoticed with even the pickiest of eaters. Your pup can get the supplements they need with no fuss and you will be able to witness visible improvements in the digestive health, coat, skin and breath of your canine or feline friend within the first 2 weeks

Review: Fixed my dog's toxic breath! - Often, when reviewing nutritional items for my pets, I can only talk about the ingredients and what benefit I know the ingredients have; I don't often expect or see drastic changes since I already have my dogs on a very high-quality diet (Acana) and supplement them with fish oils (for healthy skin/coat) and glucosamine and chondroitin (for healthy bones/joints). So generally, when I try a new type of item, a new brand, flavor, etc., I expect for things to maintain or get a little better, but I don't expect to have a lot to rave about beyond "it's kept doing what it should." However, with these probiotics, I actually have something to concretely rave about! First off, I have three elderly rescue dogs - one German Shepherd/border collie mix, one Jindo/German Shepherd/hound mix, and one rottweiler/pibble/hound mix. Two of them are going on 11 years old in November, and the third is anywhere between 9-12 years old. Their health is incredibly important to me, and I will never settle for less than the best when it comes to their nutrition, supplements, and care. One of my dogs (the rottweiler/pibble/hound mix) has been in good health, had a great diet since she came to live with us two years ago, and her teeth are in good condition. However, her breath has always been AWFUL. I mean shrivel the hair off of your arms and make you gag awful. So bad, her breath made us gag even when her mouth was CLOSED. Our vet checked her teeth and general health and said everything looked fine, that some dogs just have horrible breath originating in their stomach/digestive tract. He didn't propose any real solutions, just kind of considered it a fact of life that some dogs and cats have this problem. Well, I finally heard through the grapevine about probiotics potentially being able to help this sort of issue. I figured it never hurts to try, and at the very least, our pups would be able to replace their healthy gut flora after the numerous illnesses and antibiotics they've had over the years. I didn't expect to notice any drastic difference, but figured it would be worth supplementing with probiotics just to know I was doing what I could to keep them healthy on the inside. I don't expect this result to be typical for every problem across the board, but my dog that had the drop-you-dead bad breath? Last night, after about a week of serving her probiotics with her meals, she came up and panted in my face while I was lying on the couch. I gave her love and sent her on her way, then stopped in my tracks. I realized I hadn't recoiled in horror from her breath. I hadn't even NOTICED her breath at all, aside from the fact that I could hear it and feel it. Stunned, but skeptical, I called her back over to me and took a big breath. Nothing. I got her all playful so she'd open her mouth and pant again, giving me a chance to get a full face of her formerly-foul stench. Still no smell. I couldn't believe it. I STILL can't believe it. So I called my partner over, thinking I must just not be in my right senses. I sometimes don't notice smells as much as he does, so I figured he would surely smell the usual stench and tell me I was out of my mind. "Let Emma pant in your face." Okay, maybe I could have phrased it better. He looked at me like I was crazy. "Seriously," I assured him, "It's not a cruel joke. I need you to see if her breath is still toxic because...I might be crazy, but I am not smelling a THING." He looked at me dubiously and cautiously, slowly, and carefully put his nose next to our dog's closed mouth, expecting the usual horror. His eyes widened as he realized he couldn't smell anything. Relieved that he was experiencing the same thing I was, I repeated my earlier test of getting her to open-mouthed breath. He looked astonished, but confirmed that I wasn't just suddenly really bad at smelling things. Her breath was actually not in any way objectionable. We're both still completely flabbergasted, but holy moly. In this case, at least, these probiotics did far more than I ever expected or could have hoped. Seriously, miracles have been at work here! XD Okay, now down to the nitty gritty. This probiotic is a powder, and comes with a very small serving scoop. For the size of my dogs, I give them one scoop per day, per dog. After measuring out their food and drizzling their fish oil on top of the food, I sprinkle the probiotics over the top, then release them to eat. They gobble it all up together and lick their bowls clean! For how small the scoop is and how much powder comes in the container, I imagine this will give me about 120 servings total (the label says "up to 240" servings, so I imagine that's for the smallest dose, which is half a scoop). For three medium-large dogs, that's over a month of probiotics before I have to re-order. Not bad! I am very happy this product is also made in the USA (I do NOT buy anything my pets will ingest that is made in China!), and honestly don't know if I'll ever end up trying another brand at all. This brand has been so surprisingly effective already, I may just stick with it from here on out. I'll be sure to come back and update my review if I notice any other beneficial changes in my other two dogs. My GSD/Jindo/hound pup does have extreme allergies to a lot of things and eats some really awful stuff sometimes before I can catch her, and my GSD/border collie has a compromised immune system that causes skin issues periodically in his old age, so I'm eager to see if there is also improvement over time to either of those issues on this probiotic. One way or the other, it seems to have fixed my third dog's toxic breath, so even just that is enough for me to be ecstatic (especially since that's also the dog that tries to sneak tongue bleps whenever she can)! PLEASE NOTE: Although this worked for my dog's breath, please be aware that whether it helps your dog's breath or not will totally depend on the actual underlying CAUSE of the bad breath! My dog had a bacterial imbalance in her digestive system that was causing her bad breath, and I imagine it will work the same for others whose dogs have a bacterial imbalance as well. However, if your dog has an abscessed tooth, tooth decay, mouth cancer, or something of that nature that is causing the bad breath, I don't imagine probiotics will fix the issue. When in doubt, please always consult with your vet and have a complete examination to help identify the source of the issue! It's always better to be safe than sorry! I'm also attaching a photo of my three elderly goofballs. They are the light of my life! The lady on the left is the one who had the toxic breath. :)
Review: Pup still eats poop - We’ve been using this product for about 6 months with our puppy, who is now 8 months old. This worked for my pup very well as a probiotic—it helped keep his gut healthy, which improved his often loose stool, keeping it firm, which is what we wanted. This did not help him whatsoever with his poop eating. He still happily eats that when given the chance. I’d give it 5 stars as a probiotic, and 0 as a poop eating deterrent. Each dog is different, and it may work for yours, but it didn’t for mine.

## Features

- Get To The Gut Of The Problem: Quickly and safely eliminate the cause of your pets coprophagia, diarrhea, yeast infections, constipation, help dogs stop from eating their own stool, gas, upset stomach, IBD and bowel related problems.
- Stops Poop Eating! Really! Are you disgusted and tired by your dog eating stools? Our probiotic formula has proved successful where many others have failed.
- Maximum Effectiveness: Potent 3 billion CFU blend of 7 carefully selected species of live beneficial bacteria with added Inulin to support microorganisms for maximum effectiveness.
- Dispenses quickly with included scoop. Tasteless and odorless powder - just sprinkle it on your pet's food and watch them get healthier with every meal!
- Best Value & Lasts Many Months: At between 120 to 240 Servings per jar (depending on size ordered). Some animals are more sensitive to probiotics and we recommend reduced (half) dosage to them for the first week.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01N7DORZV |
| Allergen Information | Allergen-Free |
| Allergen information | Allergen-Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #42,259 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #607 in Dog Supplements & Vitamins |
| Brand | Vetrinex Labs |
| Brand Name | Vetrinex Labs |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 4,604 Reviews |
| Flavor | Probiotics |
| Flavour | Probiotics |
| Included Components | Scoop |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Type Name | Dog Supplement |
| Item Weight | 60 Grams |
| Item form | Powder |
| Item weight | 60 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Vetrinex Labs |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VXPROB |
| Model Number | 60 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Stomach |
| Specific uses for product | Stomach |
| Target Species | Dog and Cat |
| UPC | 697691536613 |
| Unit Count | 2.4 Grams |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Vetrinex Labs
- **Flavour:** Probiotics
- **Item form:** Powder
- **Item weight:** 60 Grams
- **Allergen information:** Allergen-Free

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: where is this product made?**
A: The Vetrinex Labs Advanced Probiotic is proudly made right here in the USA. It has no imported ingredients. Everything from to start to finish is made with the highest level of care to ensure an incredibly effective product for your pet.

**Q: So what exactly is in this product? I'd like to see the list of 7 carefully selected strains of beneficial bacteria before I buy it.  Thank you.**
A: The seven strains of bacteria are: Lactobacillus Plantarum, Lactobacillus Brevis, Lactococcus Lactis, Lactobacillus Acidophilus, Lactobacillus Fermentum, Enterococcus Faecium, Bifidobacterium Bifidum. There is added prebiotic Inulin in the base to support the growth of these bacteria to maximize the benefits of adding probiotics to your pets' gastrointestinal system. They are equal numbers of each strain and the total works out 3 Billion CFU per scoop, and 120 scoops per jar.

**Q: Seller: are there Live and active probiotic cultures in this? if so what do they feed on if there isnt any pectin or added ingrediants in this?**
A: The active cultures do not 'feed' on anything as they are in a dehydrated stated. If they were growing in the jar then there would be no way to store them - eg: milk spoiling after a couple of days. They are in stasis and only start proliferating again when they are in the warm and humid conditions inside the gut. There is inulin (a complex sugar) which is a prebiotic that provides the gut bacteria the nutrition needed once they make it to the gut.

**Q: Why hide the ingredients?**
A: Dear Marisol,

Each scoop (1 gram) of our Advanced Digestive Enzymes + Probiotic for Dogs & Cats formula besides containing Pumpkin, Coconut Flour, BioMos® (Brewer's Yeast), Proprietary Digestive Enzyme Blend (Protease, Amylase, Cellulase, Hemicellulase, Lipase, Papain, & Bromelain), Fructooligosaccharides (Prebiotics), Chicory Root (Inulin), also has Proprietary Probiotic Blend (Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium bifidum, Lactobacillus lactis, Lactobacillus plantarum, Lactobacillus brevis, Enterococcus faecium, and Lactobacillus fermentum) 3B CFU, Tynagen™ Fermentation Postbiotic Blend (Dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, Roughage Products, Processed grain by-products, and Hydrolyzed yeast) and Maltodextrin.

These details are available on the container label.  Please feel free to reach out in case of an further query.

Regards
Vetrinex Labs

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fixed my dog's toxic breath!
*by C***! on 10 June 2016*

Often, when reviewing nutritional items for my pets, I can only talk about the ingredients and what benefit I know the ingredients have; I don't often expect or see drastic changes since I already have my dogs on a very high-quality diet (Acana) and supplement them with fish oils (for healthy skin/coat) and glucosamine and chondroitin (for healthy bones/joints). So generally, when I try a new type of item, a new brand, flavor, etc., I expect for things to maintain or get a little better, but I don't expect to have a lot to rave about beyond "it's kept doing what it should." However, with these probiotics, I actually have something to concretely rave about! First off, I have three elderly rescue dogs - one German Shepherd/border collie mix, one Jindo/German Shepherd/hound mix, and one rottweiler/pibble/hound mix. Two of them are going on 11 years old in November, and the third is anywhere between 9-12 years old. Their health is incredibly important to me, and I will never settle for less than the best when it comes to their nutrition, supplements, and care. One of my dogs (the rottweiler/pibble/hound mix) has been in good health, had a great diet since she came to live with us two years ago, and her teeth are in good condition. However, her breath has always been AWFUL. I mean shrivel the hair off of your arms and make you gag awful. So bad, her breath made us gag even when her mouth was CLOSED. Our vet checked her teeth and general health and said everything looked fine, that some dogs just have horrible breath originating in their stomach/digestive tract. He didn't propose any real solutions, just kind of considered it a fact of life that some dogs and cats have this problem. Well, I finally heard through the grapevine about probiotics potentially being able to help this sort of issue. I figured it never hurts to try, and at the very least, our pups would be able to replace their healthy gut flora after the numerous illnesses and antibiotics they've had over the years. I didn't expect to notice any drastic difference, but figured it would be worth supplementing with probiotics just to know I was doing what I could to keep them healthy on the inside. I don't expect this result to be typical for every problem across the board, but my dog that had the drop-you-dead bad breath? Last night, after about a week of serving her probiotics with her meals, she came up and panted in my face while I was lying on the couch. I gave her love and sent her on her way, then stopped in my tracks. I realized I hadn't recoiled in horror from her breath. I hadn't even NOTICED her breath at all, aside from the fact that I could hear it and feel it. Stunned, but skeptical, I called her back over to me and took a big breath. Nothing. I got her all playful so she'd open her mouth and pant again, giving me a chance to get a full face of her formerly-foul stench. Still no smell. I couldn't believe it. I STILL can't believe it. So I called my partner over, thinking I must just not be in my right senses. I sometimes don't notice smells as much as he does, so I figured he would surely smell the usual stench and tell me I was out of my mind. "Let Emma pant in your face." Okay, maybe I could have phrased it better. He looked at me like I was crazy. "Seriously," I assured him, "It's not a cruel joke. I need you to see if her breath is still toxic because...I might be crazy, but I am not smelling a THING." He looked at me dubiously and cautiously, slowly, and carefully put his nose next to our dog's closed mouth, expecting the usual horror. His eyes widened as he realized he couldn't smell anything. Relieved that he was experiencing the same thing I was, I repeated my earlier test of getting her to open-mouthed breath. He looked astonished, but confirmed that I wasn't just suddenly really bad at smelling things. Her breath was actually not in any way objectionable. We're both still completely flabbergasted, but holy moly. In this case, at least, these probiotics did far more than I ever expected or could have hoped. Seriously, miracles have been at work here! XD Okay, now down to the nitty gritty. This probiotic is a powder, and comes with a very small serving scoop. For the size of my dogs, I give them one scoop per day, per dog. After measuring out their food and drizzling their fish oil on top of the food, I sprinkle the probiotics over the top, then release them to eat. They gobble it all up together and lick their bowls clean! For how small the scoop is and how much powder comes in the container, I imagine this will give me about 120 servings total (the label says "up to 240" servings, so I imagine that's for the smallest dose, which is half a scoop). For three medium-large dogs, that's over a month of probiotics before I have to re-order. Not bad! I am very happy this product is also made in the USA (I do NOT buy anything my pets will ingest that is made in China!), and honestly don't know if I'll ever end up trying another brand at all. This brand has been so surprisingly effective already, I may just stick with it from here on out. I'll be sure to come back and update my review if I notice any other beneficial changes in my other two dogs. My GSD/Jindo/hound pup does have extreme allergies to a lot of things and eats some really awful stuff sometimes before I can catch her, and my GSD/border collie has a compromised immune system that causes skin issues periodically in his old age, so I'm eager to see if there is also improvement over time to either of those issues on this probiotic. One way or the other, it seems to have fixed my third dog's toxic breath, so even just that is enough for me to be ecstatic (especially since that's also the dog that tries to sneak tongue bleps whenever she can)! PLEASE NOTE: Although this worked for my dog's breath, please be aware that whether it helps your dog's breath or not will totally depend on the actual underlying CAUSE of the bad breath! My dog had a bacterial imbalance in her digestive system that was causing her bad breath, and I imagine it will work the same for others whose dogs have a bacterial imbalance as well. However, if your dog has an abscessed tooth, tooth decay, mouth cancer, or something of that nature that is causing the bad breath, I don't imagine probiotics will fix the issue. When in doubt, please always consult with your vet and have a complete examination to help identify the source of the issue! It's always better to be safe than sorry! I'm also attaching a photo of my three elderly goofballs. They are the light of my life! The lady on the left is the one who had the toxic breath. :)

### ⭐⭐⭐ Pup still eats poop
*by J***A on 10 April 2021*

We’ve been using this product for about 6 months with our puppy, who is now 8 months old. This worked for my pup very well as a probiotic—it helped keep his gut healthy, which improved his often loose stool, keeping it firm, which is what we wanted. This did not help him whatsoever with his poop eating. He still happily eats that when given the chance. I’d give it 5 stars as a probiotic, and 0 as a poop eating deterrent. Each dog is different, and it may work for yours, but it didn’t for mine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Helped with coprophagia
*by A***H on 8 January 2023*

I have used a myriad of products to keep my 2 labs from stool eating. I believe it can be an inherited trait. When I purchased them from the breeder, she allowed the parents to engage in it without any reservations. I find it disgusting. I do not like to use some of other products I have tried because of the ingredients which I feel over time can cause some problems. This is not an instant cure & has not elimiated the problem but it has helped & gives me sufficient time to do clean up without their instant reaction. Also, my yellow lab sometimes gets stomach upsets & this seems to help with those episodes. I just purchased again a larger jar.

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