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  • in reply to: Palatants and coprophagia #82707 Report Abuse
    Carol B
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    That was supposed to be PUPPERONI. Thank you, autocorrect.

    in reply to: Palatants and coprophagia #82705 Report Abuse
    Carol B
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    Thanks to all of you for your responses. Here is what I am thinking:

    I just finished reading an excellent book, called “The Dorito Effect”. Very briefly. It’s about the huge number of flavorings and palatants added to processed foods. There is a description of several studies done with farm animals, and a brief discussion of pet foods.

    It started me thinking about why my very healthy dog has turned into a poop-eating fiend.
    I am feeding a food with no preservatives, additives, or flavorings. Then I had an epiphany. It all started around the time I bought a bag of pepperoni for training treats. I know, I know – I am spending good money on premium dog food and treating them with crap.

    Anyway……. I have eliminated everything but their regular food (Solid Gold Barking at the Moon), and I will let you all know if that makes a difference!

    If this pans out, I will have a lot of very happy clients!

    in reply to: Palatants and coprophagia #82633 Report Abuse
    Carol B
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    I am the vet. It’s my dog. Stunningly healthy, parasite free 1 year old mini dachshund. Normal blood work. Eating Solid Gold Barking at the Moon.
    Thanks for your replies, by the way!

    in reply to: Palatants and coprophagia #82631 Report Abuse
    Carol B
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    Just a theory. Do you happen to know of any cases where the dog was eating homemade food without any supplements containing flavorings and still coprophagic? Those palatants are powerful things.

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