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12-09-2007, 12:05 PM

There are pills that you can buy in any pet store that help stop poop eating. They are called potty mouth and are made by four paws. They help stop the urge. But most dogs enjoy kitty "delecatessants" because cat food has more protien and is much richer so all that is passed in the poo. There for dogs love cat food and cat delecatessants much more!


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We had the litterbox in a room with a baby gate to fix the problem, I just thought some of you may have a sense of humor. I suppose not.
Humor doesn't come across with written words very well. Please accept my applogy for misunderstanding.

I was just offering other solutions to a litter box problem. There are many, many people on this forum and someone else might have a corgi getting into litter boxes. They might be thinking of placing the cat. Here's a solution to the litter box problem without placing the cat.

If you had explained about fostering the cat, no one would have questioned your motives. It sounded like the cat was inconvient so you placed it.

We are not God's gift to animals but most of us do not take placing animals casually.

I know there is a time when animals need to be placed but not for easily solved problems.

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12-09-2007, 06:46 PM

Moment etc - thar anto poop-eating drug is very important. Apart from other aspects, dogs should never eat food specifically designed for cats.
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