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Forbid 12 Pack
$22.95
For-Bid Stops is a highly purified crystalline edible protein fraction that is mixed with food to stop stool eating. This powder is sprinkled on the food and contains wheat gluten and monosodium glutamate to make stool unpalatable so pets won't want to eat it. One or two days of feeding...
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For-Bid Stops is a highly purified crystalline edible protein fraction that is mixed with food to stop stool eating. This powder is sprinkled on the food and contains wheat gluten and monosodium glutamate to make stool unpalatable so pets won't want to eat it. One or two days of feeding is usually enough for dogs to stop. This product is suitable for dogs, cats, and horses.
Features:
- Safely discourages puppies and dogs from consuming their feces.
- Improves pet breath and cleanliness.
- No reported side effects.
Dosage:
- Dogs: 3-20 lbs. - 1/4 Package twice a day for 4 days
- Dogs: 20-100 lbs - 1/2 package twice a day for 5-6 days.
- Cats: 1/4 Package per day for 4-5 days
Cautions:
Be sure that your pet is not on steroids since this will counter the effect of For-Bid. -
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