Pet Supplies
Quick verdict
It solves the specific problem it claims to: the dog takes the pill because the pill now smells like peanut butter. Two limits are worth knowing - large size only fits large dogs and larger pills, and this is still a treat adding calories to the day.
A 15.8-ounce tub of peanut butter flavored pill pockets sized for large dogs, made to hold a capsule or tablet - drop the pill in, pinch the pocket shut, and hand it over as a treat rather than a wrestling match.
Owners of large dogs on daily medication who are tired of hiding pills in cheese, and anyone managing a monthly preventive.
Small dogs and cats - the large pocket is oversized for them, so buy the small or medium size. Not for dogs with a peanut allergy, and not for pills that must be given on a completely empty stomach.
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