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Q: Can I put this in their water?

I wouldn't. I mixed it in his regular hard kibble food and added some soft food to it. They need to get a certain amount so it would be hard to regulate if you just added it to their water.

Q: is this one box? so in other words 12 packets?...I am not seeing an answer by the seller to this question...

There’s 12 packets inside the box, however, they did not work for my puppies AT ALL!!!! I would not recommend this product even though they were suggested by my veterinarian.

Q: my dog keeps eating the stray cats poop. giving this to my dog wont help, right?

It will help if you also give it to stray cats. If not then it will not prevent the dog from eating their poop.

Q: How much do I dispense for a 50lb doodle pup and two 8lb yorkies who free feed from the same bowl every day. The dood eats the yorkies poop.

Ideally you want the yorkies to injest enough of the For Bid to work. Unfortunately with all 3 dogs eating out of the same bowl you can't be sure how much each yorkies are eating. I suggest feeding each dog out of separate bowls, giving the yorkies For Bid as directed for their weight (1/4 packet which is 1/2 tsp twice daily). If this isn't an option, maybe try sprinkling 1/2 packet (1 tsp) over their food and hope for the best. For Bid really does work!

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🐾 Stop the habit, keep the love—ForBid your dog's bad habit today!

SIMPLE DAILY USE - Just sprinkle on food—no pills, no hassle, maximum compliance.
FLAVOR NEUTRAL FORMULA - Keeps your dog's meals just as delicious—no picky eating drama.
PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA - High-quality, globally sourced ingredients with a legacy of reliability.
BEHAVIORAL IMPACT FROM WITHIN - Works internally to make stool unappealing, breaking the habit at its source.
VETERINARIAN APPROVED FOR OVER 50 YEARS - Trusted by professionals to curb stool-eating behavior effectively.

ForBid Stop Stool Eating is a vet-recommended, flavor-neutral powder designed to deter dogs from eating stool by making it taste unpleasant once digested. Easy to use with a simple sprinkle on food, it has been trusted for over 50 years and is proudly made in the USA with high-quality ingredients.

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Can I put this in their water?

is this one box? so in other words 12 packets?...I am not seeing an answer by the seller to this question...

my dog keeps eating the stray cats poop. giving this to my dog wont help, right?

How much do I dispense for a 50lb doodle pup and two 8lb yorkies who free feed from the same bowl every day. The dood eats the yorkies poop.

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Manufacturer	Alpar Lab Inc
Country of Origin	USA
Item model number	24
Product Dimensions	10.8 x 7.62 x 4.45 cm; 0.28 g
ASIN	B000RI63N8

ForBid Stop Stool Eating (12/pkg)

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