Coprophagia in dogs is often considered behavioral, but much of the time, there is an underlying nutritional deficiency or health issue that hasn’t been diagnosed. Intestinal parasites or worms are a common culprit, as is poor digestion. The pet owner may be feeding the pet a premium diet, but it is not the right diet to meet the pet’s needs. For example, some dogs may not digest dry kibble very well, as evidenced by passing large stools. The owner may believe the pet food is high quality, but if the dog isn’t absorbing the nutrients, then most of the ingredients are just passing through them. K9 Digestive Enzymes, combined with a higher-protein, highly digestible diet, can resolve coprophagia in most dogs.