Perfect Poop Digestion & General Health Supplement for Dogs: Fiber, Prebiotics, Probiotics & Enzymes Relieve Digestive Conditions, Optimize Stool, and Improve Health (Cheddar Cheese, 12.8 oz)

I have a four year old mixed breed dog that’s about 35 lbs. He has suffered with bad breath, terrible gas, loose stools, and leaky anal glands since we adopted him. The worst of this situation being his anal glands. They’re always leaky and SO smelly. We tried switching his kibble many times and also added in multiple different types of fibrous foods to help bulk up his stools, but nothing has worked.I then started doing research on various “anal gland” supplements, but I was always hesitant to try them because they are SO expensive ($30 +) and most don’t contain what I believe to be enough fiber to make much of a difference anyway. I knew he likely needed more flaxseed than anything and most supplements did not contain that. Most contain pumpkin powder.So after doing research and comparing products, I finally stumbled upon Bernie’s Perfect Poop here on Amazon. When I saw that it had 600 mg of Pumpkin Powder AND 400 mg Flaxseed per serving, I realized that this was the first product I’ve researched that actually contained enough of these ingredients to POSSIBLY make a difference. So I didn’t hesitate to place an order. My only concern when purchasing was (1) will my dog eat it? And (2) will it actually help?Well, I just received our 12.8 oz bag yesterday and was eager to let my pup test it out. I placed 1/2 a serving size in a bowl for him. Appearance-wise, the supplement looks very much like a fiber cereal for adults. It doesn’t have a terrible smell and is just dry, fibrous bits. (Almost looked like bacon bits.) My dog sniffed it and licked up a little, but because the bits were so small and crunchy, he lost interest. And I knew if I mixed it with his regular food, he’d likely just eat around it. So because it is a fibrous kibble, I added a little bit of warm water (just a few drops at a time to moisten it) and then stirred it up. It then was soft enough for him to lick up. He then LOVED it and was begging for more lol.So this evening we’ll do the same thing – we’ll add a 1/2 serving size with a little warm water and give it to him that way. So even though I can’t say for certainty that this supplement is going to help with the problems my dog has, I am VERY hopeful that this will help him turn the corner. I promise to come back in a week or two with another update – but so far I’m pleased with the product and my dog appears to be as well!

I have a Golden Retriever mix w/Aussie Shepherd 78 pound, 3.5 years old. I got him at 1 year, 8 months and he had terrible poop. Previous family was feeding the cheapest dog food and I thought that was the problem, so I switched him (gradually) to Hills Science Diet for Sensitive Stomachs, having had great success with other dogs eating that. Stool improved, but not great. Also, he is a VERY fussy eater about his kibble! He will of course eat anything I'm eating... Anyway, everyone kept saying add pumpkin and or rice. Tried this to little avail. He doesn't like the pumpkin if it's cold, and you can't put too much in!! I have put in warm rotisserie chicken, which eventually proved to be too much protein as well as his own mini hamburger mixed in with his kibble, which was very successful for getting him to eat it, but still- soft stool. Argh!So I tried Optagest, which is a sugar-consistency prebiotic type thing. It helped, but a lot of the granules wound up on the bottom of the dish and that stuff was $28 for a fairly small jar! So, while searching on Amazon, I came across Bernie's. Loved the website and enthusiasm so decided to try it. Got the Cheddar. Cheese flavor and started small, as you should always do, and within a few days, my dog had the most healthy stool he'd ever produced. And the. He wouldn't eat the cheddar cheese stuff anymore, no matter how many freeze dried liver treats I crumbled and mixed in. Argh again!Got in touch with Bernie's and they said they would be happy to send me the Chicken flavor, free of charge, and keep the Cheddar cheese. Maybe see if a friend wants to try it.Beyond the fact of how impressive this policy is was how friendly and helpful the staff is. Really know that you are cared about and valuable to them! Secondly, that new package was in my hands in 48 hours!! I'm not saying that's normal, it certainly wasn't expected, but WOW! So after trying again with the pumpkin (which is just a NO for my guy) I decided to go back to a mini hamburger mixed in with 4 Tbsp of Bernie's and 2 cups of Blue Wilderness kibble. So far so AWESOME! Puppa ate it all up and stool is much healthier. It's been a week and it just gets better every day. Don't need the pumpkin or the beef liver. Every dog is different so having a company understand and care about that is wonderful! Is it a bit expensive? First of all, what isn't nowadays? But the fact is that now that I can buy less expensive kibble and don't need beef liver treats it equals out to about what I was paying for the Hill's and most importantly, my dog's health has vastly improved. This includes his breath, which I didn't realize would be part of the package. This product may not work for your dog, but then again it may, and it is virtually risk-free! I do not have tons of money and so having Bernie's guarantee their product means a lot to me. Their incredible kindness means even more! I will definitely be looking into their other products as my dog's needs change. Thank you for helping me and thank you so much for helping my dog!

We’ve been using Bernie’s Perfect Poop for over three years now, and let me just say—our dog is a regular customer in every sense of the word.Our pup used to have inconsistent digestion: soft stools one day, a canine constipation crisis the next. Enter Bernie’s Perfect Poop. It’s like the fiber fairy showed up and waved her wand over our backyard. Now? Perfect logs. Every. Single. Time.The formula does exactly what it promises—balances digestion, improves gut health, and somehow makes you feel proud of what your dog leaves behind. The chicken flavor must be delicious too because our dog wolfs it down like it's a treat, not a supplement.After three years, I can confidently say this isn’t just a phase. It's a lifestyle. If your dog's poop needs a glow-up, this stuff is the holy grail. Scoop it up (literally and figuratively).

We used this as a topper for over a year for our two poodle mixes. I would say that it works well and my dogs liked the taste, but it's very expensive for the amount you get. After one of the dogs developed pancreatitis, we switched to homemade food and a low-fat kibble we keep out between meal times. I haven't noticed any difference in coat shine or honestly, their poops, since they stopped eating this regularly, so I would say there are probably better or cheaper options.