Why do dogs eat toilet paper?

That is where a dog will eat strange things like paper, rocks, rubber bands, string, clothing, socks and even feces and there are many dogs that do this. Most dogs will outgrow this behavior by the time they are two years old. read more

Dogs who eat nonfood items, which include tissues and tissue paper, have a condition called pica. Dogs can develop pica from not receiving enough nutrients from their regular diet, from boredom or because their odd eating habit turned into a compulsion, notes the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. read more

Some dogs can't deal with the horror of being left by themselves. Destruction usually ensues, from tearing up the carpet to chewing themselves incessantly. If your pup has separation anxiety, she likely will do more than only eat tissue paper. read more