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What is FOR-BID?

FOR-BID helps deter pets from eating feces. This easy-to-use powder is a highly-purified. crystalline edible protein fraction which, when mixed with food and fed to dogs, curbs coprophagy (consumption of feces).

For:

Dogs, Cats and Horses

Benefits:

  • Safely discourages pets from consuming their own feces
  • Improves pet breath and cleanliness
  • No reported side effects

How does FOR-BID work?

When eaten by your pet, FOR-BID goes through the gastrointestinal tract where the purified vegetable protein fraction and sodium glutamate are digested, ending up in the feces. This gives the feces a pungent taste when excreted, and discourages consumption by your pet. As the unpleasant flavor is experienced and the association to it is reinforced, the habit of consuming stool should cease.

Cautions:

Be sure that your pet is not on steroid medications since this will counter the effect of FOR-BID.

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FOR-BID Directions:

  • FOR-BID is used to curb coprophagia, which is a condition in which pets consume their own feces, or those of other animals.
  • FOR-BID is for use in dogs, cats, and horses.
Tip:

Open package, sprinkle the proper dose onto food, and mix thoroughly.

FOR-BID Dosage:

FOR-BID Dosage for Cats
Weight Dosage
All weights Cats should be fed 1/4 packet sprinkled onto food one time per day for 4 or 5 days.
FOR-BID Dosage for Dogs
Weight Dosage
3-20 lbs Give 1/4 packet two times per day (morning and night), for 5 days.
20-100 lbs Sprinkle the contents of packet on the dog food two times per day (morning and night), for 5-6 days. This will usually curb coprophagia for months, often permanently.
FOR-BID Dosage for Horses
Weight Dosage
All weights 1 packet two times a day (in the morning and in the evening) for 2 or 3 days typically deters this behavior.

Storage:

Store this product at room temperature.

FOR-BID Ingredients:

FOR-BID
Ingredients
Wheat Gluten, Monosodium Glutamate.
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What is FOR-BID?

FOR-BID helps deter pets from eating feces. This easy-to-use powder is a highly-purified. crystalline edible protein fraction which, when mixed with food and fed to dogs, curbs coprophagy (consumption of feces).

For:

Dogs, Cats and Horses

Benefits:

  • Safely discourages pets from consuming their own feces
  • Improves pet breath and cleanliness
  • No reported side effects

How does FOR-BID work?

When eaten by your pet, FOR-BID goes through the gastrointestinal tract where the purified vegetable protein fraction and sodium glutamate are digested, ending up in the feces. This gives the feces a pungent taste when excreted, and discourages consumption by your pet. As the unpleasant flavor is experienced and the association to it is reinforced, the habit of consuming stool should cease.

Cautions:

Be sure that your pet is not on steroid medications since this will counter the effect of FOR-BID.

See more
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FOR-BID Directions:

  • FOR-BID is used to curb coprophagia, which is a condition in which pets consume their own feces, or those of other animals.
  • FOR-BID is for use in dogs, cats, and horses.
Tip:

Open package, sprinkle the proper dose onto food, and mix thoroughly.

FOR-BID Dosage:

FOR-BID Dosage for Cats
Weight Dosage
All weights Cats should be fed 1/4 packet sprinkled onto food one time per day for 4 or 5 days.
FOR-BID Dosage for Dogs
Weight Dosage
3-20 lbs Give 1/4 packet two times per day (morning and night), for 5 days.
20-100 lbs Sprinkle the contents of packet on the dog food two times per day (morning and night), for 5-6 days. This will usually curb coprophagia for months, often permanently.
FOR-BID Dosage for Horses
Weight Dosage
All weights 1 packet two times a day (in the morning and in the evening) for 2 or 3 days typically deters this behavior.

Storage:

Store this product at room temperature.

Ingredients
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FOR-BID Ingredients:

FOR-BID
Ingredients
Wheat Gluten, Monosodium Glutamate.
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Vickie
7 months ago
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Breed Shelties
Just finished the first box (5) dogs. The product seems to be working well, they’re walking away from the fresh piles and giving me an opportunity to pick up. It was vet recommended to me, who said it was the best.
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Agil
1 year ago
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Useless
Did both courses of treatment and the dog is still eating poop. In fact I think he likes the taste of the forbid poops better. Don’t purchase. Wish I could get a refund
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Linda cypress
2 years ago
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Breed Bernese
So far so good
I’m on 2nd packet for 28lb puppy… and it’s already working.
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Sgt Mom
4 years ago
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Didn't work after two weeks
Didn't work after two weeks . We never missed a dose. Very disappointed in this product.
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Mary
5 years ago
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Breed Hound’s
Forbid
This product worked within 2 days and my dog that had it mixed with her food didn’t mind it at all no smell and our other dog is no longer bothering with the stools. Gross but very effective all are happy and we are allowing kisses again!
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Mooselady
6 years ago
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Breed Chocolate Lab
It was easy to use however...
this "For-Bid" was easy enough to use, however it didn't work. I bought enough to last longer then recommended as I read other reviews and HOPED it would work. I was outside every minute they were (I have 3 dogs, 11 year old lab, 7 year old chihuahua, and the problem child 5 month old choc lab), making sure the poo was out of site out of mind for the pup to stop this nasty habit. I did it for 2 weeks! Well, I was disappointed as it didn't work. I mentioned the issue to a Aunt. She of course told me to stop wasting my money, using an old fashion way of stopping it! My Aunt in Maine raised hunting dogs, and she had this issue off and on over the 40 years she did it, put a little garlic, and meat tenderizer mix on the food. (Her meat tenderizer was hand made).But IT WORKED. I use store kind "Adolph's Tenderizer" takes time to work, about oh, I'd say a week or so, IF you pick up the poo after each contribution from your four legged children.
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Larissa
7 years ago
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Breed Lab
Great results
Our 3 dogs took their last dose today and so far haven’t eaten any more feces! Hope the results last a while! Very happy with the results so far!
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Cindy50
7 years ago
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Breed lab mix
Easy to administer
This seems to be working. We aren't always outside in the yard with the dogs as it's cold and rainy right now but judging by the amount of feces we pick up every day, It's working. We did notice less of the other dog's feces so we added it to her food too starting last Friday and today we noticed a larger amount of her feces too. So either they both were doing it or Sweetie started eating Gypsie's after hers started tasting bad. We decided to give it another couple of days and then stop to see if this has broken the habit.
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