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    I have a 5 month old great dane pup who about 2 weeks ago started eating her poop. We recently switched her to Fromm large breed puppy and that's about the same time she started showing interest in her poop. She was on TOTW pacific stream puppy and we had no issues. I was just told Fromm is WAY better and obviously want the best for my pup like we all do. She is 100% switched over and I guess I don't want to believe it's her food but is it?

    I pick her poop up immediately but some times I can't get to faster than she can turn around. I'm going to try pineapple next and get cayenne pepper. But any other suggestions? I read that it is a fairly common behavior, especially in 5 month old pups.

    Just freaking G-R-O-S-S

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    It is not an unusual thing for dogs/puppies to eat poop. Most will at one time or another.. Did you do a slow switch or did you switch quickly?
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    • #3
      We did do a slow switch and after talking to the vet, decided to switch her back to TOTW. After the switch back, she shows little interest in her poop. If we leave her alone with it, she will mess with it. But Most times I am able to pick it up and no problem. Guess it was the food after all. Now just gotta stay on top of picking it up asap to break the nasty habit. Thanks!

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        We did do a slow switch and after talking to the vet, decided to switch her back to TOTW. After the switch back, she shows little interest in her poop. If we leave her alone with it, she will mess with it. But Most times I am able to pick it up and no problem. Guess it was the food after all. Now just gotta stay on top of picking it up asap to break the nasty habit. Thanks!

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        • #5
          Be careful with grain free , use caution feeding it since there has been some speculation that it can possibly cause heart issues in some dogs. Research is on going and there are no concrete answers at this time
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