Ascopet – Coprophagia for dogs and cats – 500 g – BIOVÉ INOVET
Ascopet – Coprophagia – Ascophyllum nodosum – 500 g – BIOVÉ INOVET Ascopet treats: Diarrhea, flatulence and maldigestion Coprophagia – the combination of iron with short-chain fatty acid derivatives gives…READ MORE
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Ascopet – Coprophagy – Ascophyllum nodosum – 500 g – BIOVÉ INOVET
Ascopet treats:
- Diarrhea, flatulence and maldigestion
- La coprophagia - the combination of iron with short-chain fatty acid derivatives imparts an unpleasant taste to feces, thereby reducing coprophagia behavior.
The dog did you
We answer your questions
What do you call a dog that eats its poop?
As stated above, a dog or cat eating its poop is a practice called coprophagia.
What is coprophagia?
What a barbaric name to illustrate a behavior that seems to be just as barbaric. It is neither more nor less than the fact of ingesting these feces in dogs or cats. This process can have a very negative effect on your pet.
How to stop coprophagia?
The Ascopet is one of them. Not pooping anymore is not one of them. Education is also one. The latter is simple, prevent your dog or cat from eating its excrement with “Leashes”, Sitting”,…. to give you time to collect them.
Why are dogs coprophagous?
No, it's not out of appetite. This is usually due to the presence of internal parasites, intestinal problems or even anxiety.
Available in version Ascopet – 200g – BIOVÉ INOVET
For more information you can consult the commercial document Ascopet – Biové INOVET
Product features
Further information
| Weight | 600 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | BIOVE INOVET |
| Weight |
Ascopet is a product 100% natural made from seaweed Ascophyllum nodosun, harvested in Norwegian waters.
It presents a special profile amino acids and a complex of trace elements whoseiodine
Initial phase (8 weeks) | Maintenance phase
Dogs & cats <10 kg | 1 scoop * / day | 1 scoop / week
Dog 10-20kg | 2 spoons / day | 1 scoop / week
Dog> 20 kg | 3 spoons / day | 2 scoops / week
* 5g spoon included in the jar
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