Poopcicles - apparently quite yummy

Megansmom · Dec 22, 2009

take4roll10 said:
Bailey doesn't really eat her own poop, but I have caught her eating my chihuahua's poop. My chihuahua makes on wee wee pads, so sometimes Bailey gets to it before I do. I think she just does it because she knows she's not supposed to have it and wants me to chase her.

ROFLOL, this topic is totally hilarious to me, OMGsh..Little "Chi ha ha" poopies that Bailey enjoys eating. Like little Hershey Kisses!!

Megansmom · Dec 22, 2009

mbfrench said:
Yep they make them~ I just saw some in a pet store in NC.But they can be ordered.

But honestly,small diapers for newborn work just as well,ya just have to cut a hole in for the tail.
We used them on a foster we had here. I remember the day,as I set Brian to town for pampers,and he came home with Sesame street pampers. Talk about CUTE!!
I remember Jewel loved them,and actually did better with them,than bitch's britchs they make especially for in season females.

Bitches Britches, WOW, I could go on about that for along time, LOL, I guess I'll behave now.

BarbV · Dec 22, 2009

We are poo-obsessed!

This is one of the funniest threads ever!

As this discussion is going on, I'm looking out into my backyard at the pristine white snow, covered with little brown logs all over the place. I've got my order in the the "pooper-claws" but it still has not come to the store yet. There is no other way to get frozen poop out of the snow without the "jaws of poop"!

Thankfully, my boys seems to have outgrown the poop eating phase - for now! But it's one of those things that seems to come and go. I had the problem with both boys last year...warm and soft/hard and frozen....it was like the difference between an hot fudge sundae and hard ice cream cone! Both are excellent (to the dogs).

And yes, I've been seen by neighbours, standing at the patio door in my PJ's screaming "Yech! Drop it, drop it, leave it, leave it... get your rotten little behinds inside and for god's sake, DON'T BRING IT WITH YOU!"

arial_destiny · Dec 22, 2009

YES. My boy likes to chase and play with his poopicles.

MissSuzie · Dec 22, 2009

After some research online, I've decided Meggie is just trying to help Mommy clean up! She doesn't have hands, so how else can she help pick up poop??

She's such a good little girl! Honestly......she is.

danisgoat · Dec 22, 2009

My dogs don't eat their poop.

BUT........our goats poop! OMG!!!!! :eek2:

You would think the stuff was dog candy. I swear....I can bag that poo up and use it as treats they think it is so good. I cringe everytime I get my dog's stool checked at the vet, afraid of what might turn up in there from all the goat poop they eat, but they never had anything show up, thank goodness.

I could take this thread off course a bit more about goat poop.....in NYC....but maybe I should save that for a new thread and not hijack this one :lol:

MissSuzie · Dec 22, 2009

danisgoat said:
My dogs don't eat their poop.

BUT........our goats poop! OMG!!!!! You would think the stuff was dog candy. I swear....I can bag that poo up and use it as treats they think it is so good. I cringe everytime I get my dog's stool checked at the vet, afraid of what might turn up in there from all the goat poop they eat, but they never had anything show up, thank goodness.

I could take this thread off course a bit more about goat poop.....in NYC....but maybe I should save that for a new thread and not hijack this one

Maybe you could start a business like Michelle's and do gift baskets for dogs, including gourmet goat poop. Yum!

mbfrench · Dec 22, 2009

BarbV said:
This is one of the funniest threads ever!

As this discussion is going on, I'm looking out into my backyard at the pristine white snow, covered with little brown logs all over the place. I've got my order in the the "pooper-claws" but it still has not come to the store yet. There is no other way to get frozen poop out of the snow without the "jaws of poop"!

Thankfully, my boys seems to have outgrown the poop eating phase - for now! But it's one of those things that seems to come and go. I had the problem with both boys last year...warm and soft/hard and frozen....it was like the difference between an hot fudge sundae and hard ice cream cone! Both are excellent (to the dogs).

And yes, I've been seen by neighbours, standing at the patio door in my PJ's screaming "Yech! Drop it, drop it, leave it, leave it... get your rotten little behinds inside and for god's sake, DON'T BRING IT WITH YOU!"

This is just to frikin funny!

A pooper claws? now I've heard it all.
You just make me smile!!

Megansmom · Dec 22, 2009

danisgoat said:
My dogs don't eat their poop.

BUT........our goats poop! OMG!!!!! You would think the stuff was dog candy. I swear....I can bag that poo up and use it as treats they think it is so good. I cringe everytime I get my dog's stool checked at the vet, afraid of what might turn up in there from all the goat poop they eat, but they never had anything show up, thank goodness.

I could take this thread off course a bit more about goat poop.....in NYC....but maybe I should save that for a new thread and not hijack this one

This whole thread and topic has been hilarious and so much fun. :lol:

I keep laughing and my family says "what is so funny Mom"? Poopcicles, ha ha.

mbfrench · Dec 22, 2009

MissSuzie said:
Maybe you could start a business like Michelle's and do gift baskets for dogs, including gourmet goat poop. Yum!

Well now I know I'm not going there!
But I do have a story to tell,and I will post a picture of these,when I get out in my studio in packed items from our move.

But I have a good freind that lives in Montana,and is a unbelievable gourd artist.She has a website,if ya'll want to see some nice gourds...But one year for Christmas she sent me a pair of elk poop earrings! Thats right you read it right..elk poop!

She actually walks the path where elks roam,and brings it home,and sets it to dry,and makes earrings out of this stuff~
And for those of you wondering,no I have never put them in my ears. I think a good joke on her end,as I had always teased her,about her embellishments she would add to some of her gourds.Anything from deer antlers,to deer hooves.

The strangest request I have ever had for an embellishment on a gourd was snake vertebra. Actually pretty cool~
Her gourds are awesome,awesome.An extremely talented gal in weaving on gourds~

http://www.muddledmoose.com/