Raccoon feces look much like dog feces. The feces are normally about two to three inches long and about half an inch thick. Generally, fresh raccoon feces are often dark in colour, tubular in shape, and have blunted ends. However, the colour can change, depending on the content of the last meal the animal had.
One simple way to tell whether the feces is from dog or raccoon is to check for undigested feeds, as raccoon feces tend to contain pieces of undigested seed, berries, and nutshells. But as the feces age, they decompose and look more like dried leaves or debris, so there’s no way to tell.
Another peculiar feature of raccoon feces is that they are piled together since all the raccoons in a community usually poop at the site they have created for a latrine.