Coprophagia is the voluntary ingestion of feces, whether ones own, those of other individuals, or even those of other animals. This behavior is sometimes observed in dogs and less frequently in cats. If a dog exhibits coprophagic behavior, a veterinarian should be consulted to diagnose any underlying medical conditions. For cases of exocrine pancreatitis, malabsorption syndrome... where enzyme administration is recommended For digestive issues, Stangest offers EnziVet , a complementary food based on plant-based enzymes. Coprovet In cases of coprophagia of behavioral origin, the dog can be discouraged using CoproVet , a natural product based on plant extracts that gives an unpleasant taste and smell to the feces of dogs and cats. Composition Extracts of yucca, mint and pineapple, excipients q.s. Administration 1 tablespoon per 5 kg of body weight per day. If the pet is eating its own feces, administer it to the animal. If the pet is eating the feces of other animals, it should be given to those animals.Presentation 50g container with measuring spoon