Is Your Dog’s Food the Problem?

Sometimes, poop eating happens because your dog isn’t getting what they need from their diet. Low-quality or hard-to-digest food can lead to nutrient deficiencies, poor digestion, and even poop cravings.

What to Expect

• Practice: Daily, with small diet improvements

• Best Times: During mealtimes and after switching to better food

• Goal: Provide easier-to-digest, nutrient-packed meals to reduce poop eating.

Step-by-Step Plan

1️⃣ Make Sure Your Dog Has a Healthy Diet

• A well-balanced diet suitable for their life stage is key to good digestion and reducing poop eating. Ensure your dog’s food is nutrient-rich, digestible, and supports overall health.

• Upgrade to a Highly Digestible, Balanced Diet suitable for your dog’s life stage based on their calorie requirements. Ensure that you are feeding at regular intervals for life stage. Puppy 3-4 times a day and adult 2-3 times a day

• Look for high-quality ingredients like:
  ✅ Easily digestible proteins
  ✅ Healthy fats
  ✅ Natural fiber sources (pumpkin, sweet potato)

Not Sure Where to Start? PawPaw’s Nutrition Plan Has You Covered!

• Get expert guidance on your dog’s diet with PawPaw’s personalized Nutrition Plan—tailored to their needs for better digestion, improved energy, and fewer unwanted habits.

2️⃣ Ensure You Are Feeding Enough Food

• Make sure you are feeding your dog enough of their base food for their calorie requirements

• Puppies need more calories per kg of body weight then adult dogs

3️⃣ Transition Slowly to a Better Diet

• If switching foods, mix the new food with the old one over 7–10 days to avoid stomach upset.

Paw Tip: A well-fed dog is less likely to crave poop—improving their diet is the first step!

Helpful Tools

🥩 PawPaw’s Nutrition Plan – Get personalized diet recommendations.

🥦 Fresh Food Toppers – Add real, whole ingredients for better digestion.

📅 Food Transition Chart – Helps prevent stomach upset when switching diets.

Fuel Your Pup Right!

A digestible, nutrient-rich diet reduces the chances of nutrient cravings leading to poop eating. Check your dog’s food, upgrade if needed, and watch the habit fade!

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