Nixit Stool-Eating Preventative granules helps eliminate and prevent coprophagy, the unhealthy and undesirable habit of stool eating in dogs. Vitamin B complex deficiency is a known problem in coprophagic pets, therefore, Nixit provides the Vitamin B dogs may be lacking that leads them to eat stool. Nixit fixes the deficiency and the pet no longer needs to seek the nutrient in stool. This chicken liver and natural fish flavored powder easily mixes with food and your dog will readily eat the tasty blend of vitamins.
 
Key Benefits:
Deters Coprophagia: Nixit is specifically formulated to discourage dogs from eating their own or other animals' feces. It contains ingredients that make the stool taste unappealing to dogs, helping to break the habit of coprophagia.
Safe and Natural: Nixit is made from safe and natural ingredients, making it a reliable option for dog owners concerned about the well-being of their pets. It does not contain any harmful substances that could negatively affect the dog's health.
Easy to Administer: Nixit comes in the form of a chewable tablet or powder, making it easy to administer to your dog. You can either give it directly as a treat or mix it with your dog's regular food.
Suitable for All Breeds and Sizes: Nixit is suitable for dogs of all breeds and sizes. Whether you have a small Chihuahua or a large Great Dane, Nixit can be used to discourage stool eating behavior effectively.
Supports Digestive Health: Nixit contains ingredients that can support your dog's digestive health. It includes enzymes and probiotics that can help improve the digestion process and maintain a healthy gut environment.
Veterinarian Recommended: Nixit is often recommended by veterinarians as a stool-eating preventative. Veterinarians can provide guidance on the appropriate dosage and usage for your specific dog, taking into account any individual health considerations.
Reduces Health Risks: Eating feces can expose dogs to various health risks, such as parasites and bacteria. By using Nixit to discourage coprophagia, you can help reduce the likelihood of your dog encountering these potential health hazards.
 
Remember, it's always a good idea to consult with your veterinarian before starting any new dietary or behavioral supplements for your dog. They can provide personalized advice based on your dog's specific needs and circumstances.