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Old 23-03-2008, 03:07 AM
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Dogs eating cat poo

Does anyone know of a good way to stop a dog from eating cat poop? I've caught both the dogs in the litter box and I definitely don't want them eating that, yuck! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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Does anyone know of a good way to stop a dog from eating cat poop? I've caught both the dogs in the litter box and I definitely don't want them eating that, yuck! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
are the cats yours too? If yes you can add something called deter tablets to your cats food. This will make the poo taste discusting to the dog. I've used deter tablets with success. I recommend you try it!
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are the cats yours too? If yes you can add something called deter tablets to your cats food. This will make the poo taste discusting to the dog. I've used deter tablets with success. I recommend you try it!
you seem to know quite a bit about cats wess!?
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you seem to know quite a bit about cats wess!?
I've always been fond of pussies. I actually used the deter tablets on dogs but you can use them on cats too...
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are the cats yours too? If yes you can add something called deter tablets to your cats food. This will make the poo taste discusting to the dog. I've used deter tablets with success. I recommend you try it!
Yeah they are our cats too. I'll look for that tomorrow when the stores open up. Thanks for the suggestion Magik!
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