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Join the challenge and discoverwhat your dog's poop can tell you!

By combining your dog's poop photos with changes in food, water, and Plant Therapeutics, MEtech can look for patterns you may not notice day to day.

$25 Amazon Gift Card for 8 qualifying participants who complete the entire 14-day challenge

Spot patterns

In your dog's digestive health.

See connections

How food, water and Plant Therapeutics may be connected.

Find insights

To support a healthier, happier dog.

Get your profile

A personalized 14-Day Poop Profile with easy-to-understand results.

HOW IT WORKS

For 14 days, track every poop and help MEtech look at the bigger picture — including food, water, and Plant Therapeutics. At the end, we'll build your dog's personalized Poop Profile.

  1. Complete your Starting Survey

    Tell us what's normal for your dog — food, water, and Plant Therapeutics.

  2. Track for 14 days and report every poop

    Each day, use the existing MEtech Poop Tracker for every poop and tell us if anything changed.

  3. Get your Poop Profile

    At the end, receive a personalized 14-Day Poop Profile with easy-to-understand results.

Challenge reward

$25 Amazon gift card

8 qualifying participants who complete the entire 14-day program will receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card.

Important rules

  • Complete the Starting Survey.
  • Report every known poop with the MEtech Poop Tracker for all 14 days. Multiple poops a day are welcome, and each one counts separately.
  • Each day needs at least one reported poop, unless there's a documented digestive or medical reason (like constipation).
  • Report changes to food, water, and Plant Therapeutics.
  • Anything you already log on your MEtech dashboard counts automatically.
  • Challenge completion and reward selection are managed by BLU Dog admins.
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Ready to get started?

Join the 14-Day Poop Challenge and get a personalized look at what your dog's poop can tell you.