Coprophagia refers to the practice of eating faeces. Many animals do this and so do the majority of insects and some carniverous plants. These species are known as coprophagous.

omophagia, polyphagia, autophagia, necrophagia, coprophagia homophagia

Treatments for coprophagia in humans may involve addressing any underlying medical conditions contributing to the behavior, such as nutrient deficiencies or gastrointestinal issues. Behavioral therapy, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) or habit reversal training, may also be beneficial in modifying the behavior. Additionally, incorporating positive reinforcement techniques, maintaining good hygiene practices, and providing alternative activities can help address coprophagia in humans.

Scrub that muck off at once, Hubert Cumberdale, I'll have no dirty immigrants in my house.