Nutri-Vet Nasty Habit for Dogs 60 Tablets

🎯 Overview

Are you tired of your dog's distressing and worrisome habit of stool eating (coprophagia)? Introducing Nutri-Vet Nasty Habit Chewable Tablets for Dogs 🐶, a veterinarian-formulated solution to help eliminate this undesirable behavior in both puppies and adult dogs. This effective supplement not only tackles the issue head-on but also supports healthier behaviors. The tasty liver-flavored chewables are designed to be easy to administer, making them a stress-free addition to your pet's daily routine. It's the perfect product within the Training & Behavior Improvement and Vitamins & Supplements categories, offering a behavioral and wellness solution in one.

✨ Key Features

• 🐾 Stops Stool Eating Habit: Specially formulated to deter dogs and puppies from the nasty habit of coprophagia, promoting better hygiene and healthier behaviors.
• 👨‍⚕️ Veterinarian Formulated: Developed by veterinarians using ingredients like Cayenne Pepper and Glutamic Acid to make stool taste bitter and unappealing to dogs.
• 🌱 Reduces Stool Odor: Contains Yucca Schidigera, a natural ingredient that helps reduce unpleasant stool odors, making them less attractive to your dog in the first place.
• ❤️ Tasty & Easy to Use: Delicious liver-flavored chewable tablets that dogs readily accept, making medicine time a hassle-free and enjoyable experience.

📏 Specifications

💡 How to Use

1. Give one (1) tablet twice daily per 20 lbs (approx. 9 kg) of body weight.
2. Tablets can be given directly as a treat or crushed and mixed with your dog's food.
3. For best results, use consistently every day.
4. Important Note: If your pet consumes the feces of another dog or cat, give the Nasty Habit tablets to the animal whose feces is being eaten.

⚠️ Safety Warnings

• For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children and other animals.
• Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.
• In case of accidental overdose, contact a veterinarian immediately.
• Discontinue use and consult your vet if your pet's condition worsens or does not improve.