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PRN Pharmacal CoproBan is a vet-recommended, roast beef flavored soft chew designed to prevent dogs and cats from eating stool. Suitable for all breeds and life stages, this easy-to-administer formula uses MSG and cellulose to make stool unappealing, supporting healthier pet habits since 1978.






| Customer Reviews | 3.4 out of 5 stars 293 Reviews |
N**Y
For stopping stool eating with dogs...
I have found that this product has helped my young dogs gross stool eating by about 90 percent. I checked with my vet first and not only did she approve of this product but I bought first box at their office. From my research it is mostly MSG and once it goes through the dogs system and makes the poo unpleasant so they leave it alone. I do clean up the area immediately. However I have been buying through amazon as the cost is $4. less per box. This is so easy to order; arrives quickly. Worth the try; helped for us.
K**R
Ineffective
Not effective in anyway. Did nothing to deter the behavior.
S**7
Works and is chewable.
Dogs do eat it, but marginally effective. The tablets were soft and chewy in the first box, but very hard, like rocks, in the second box. If this is an example of their quality control then the second will be the last.
W**O
Quality & price
This product works perfectly for my dog poop issues my vet prescribed it and of course you will find it less cheaper here in Amazon as always
A**Y
Not a magic fix, but works pretty well
I have 3 dogs so this is a little expensive to feed all 3 everyday. I used it for a few days and it didn't stop my dog completely, but it did decrease the frequency of her eating poop. Unfortunately, it made one of my other dogs sick and he had uncontrollable diarrhea 3 nights in a row so I had to stop giving it to them. My other 2 didn't get sick from it and their stomachs are less sensative than his normally. It's not a magic fix, but combined with training it seems to have helped significantly. My dog used to eat poop at least once every time she went outside, even with me standing right next to her telling her to leave it. Now she might try to eat it once every couple days and this is 2 weeks after I stopped giving them the pills. Just be aware, if your dog has a sensitive stomach, it might cause some digestive issues, but otherwise it works pretty well.
P**N
Takes a while to work
I feel that it is not working 100%. I feed 1 twice a day to my dog and have for a month. I still catch her eating her own poo outside occasionally, I do pickup once a week and she still finds it and eats it if I don't watch her closely. So I am going to try a different supplement. She is at least not doing it everytime like she was.
S**N
Try it, It works.
I have 4 dachshunds. The 2 older ones are 15yr. They can not tolerate these soft chews. The 2 young ones are 1yr old and this works on them. None of them will touch or even go near their poops. Anyway, CoproBan has cut my concerns & issues with all of them in half!
D**N
potty mouth
My vet, whom I trust for anything related to my animals, sold me the first box of CoproBan. She was aware of other things I'd tried unsuccessfully, and was sure this product would work. It didn't work for my two dogs. I stopped using it after a box and a half of product had me frustrated, ticked off, angry and at my wits end. One dog will eat the feces of the other, as well as sampling his own..... yeah great.....and although CoproBan was fed to both dogs, it couldn't stop the habit. I followed them around picking up right after they pooped, but once in a while was unable to be there to clean up and there you go..........Besides being fed up and disgusted by the entire matter, the money spent on two boxes of CoproBan is a complete waste. I was led to believe this product was THE ONE to work, Guess my dogs proved them wrong. Before buying CoproBan I would have liked balanced reviews of this product.
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