Help your dog break the unwanted habit of eating stool with Kinpur No Poo Behavior Chews. These tasty soft chews are formulated to support healthy digestion while helping make stool less appealing to dogs. The formula features natural ingredients such as pumpkin, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, chamomile, parsley, flaxseed, and other nutritional ingredients designed to support your dog's overall digestive wellness.
Helps Discourage Stool Eating
Designed as a nutritional stool-eating deterrent, these chews help make stool less attractive to dogs, supporting a cleaner yard and helping you manage an unwanted behavior.
Supports Healthy Digestion
A blend of pumpkin and other natural ingredients provides nutritional and fiber support for healthy digestive function. Proper digestion can be an important part of maintaining your dog's overall wellness.
Natural, Nutrient-Rich Formula
Kinpur's formula includes pumpkin, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, chamomile, parsley, flaxseed, and other ingredients selected to provide nutritional support.
Supports Fresher Breath
Ingredients including parsley, mint, and apple cider vinegar are included to support oral and breath freshness as part of your dog's daily wellness routine.
Easy Daily Supplement
Soft, treat-style chews are convenient to give as part of your dog's daily routine—no messy powders or complicated preparation required.
For Dogs of Various Ages and Sizes
A convenient option for pet parents looking for nutritional support while addressing stool-eating behavior in dogs.
If your dog has developed an unpleasant stool-eating habit, Kinpur No Poo Behavior Chews offer a simple way to add nutritional and digestive support to your daily routine. Pair the chews with consistent training, prompt waste removal, and appropriate veterinary guidance when needed for a comprehensive approach to managing coprophagia.
Make cleanup easier and help your dog develop better habits—add Kinpur No Poo Behavior Chews to your dog's daily wellness routine.
Important: This product is a nutritional supplement, not a treatment for an underlying medical condition. Persistent stool eating can sometimes have medical or behavioral causes, so consult your veterinarian if the behavior is frequent, sudden, or accompanied by other symptoms.
Research note: Kinpur's own website currently lists a No Poo Treats product, while other current listings describe the product as containing probiotics/digestive enzymes or natural ingredients such as pumpkin. I have avoided adding specific ingredient amounts or making guaranteed-effect claims that the available sources don't substantiate. (kinpurpetcare.com)





