Will my extremely picky dog enjoy these?
200767
My other dog is a picky Boston Terrier mix and she likes them. They like the peanut butter flavor best. Good Luck
200768
I can't guarantee that, but I would bet on it. Our dogs love them. The capsules are big enough to half or quarter. I highly recommend them
200769
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200770
My EXTREMELY picky dog does. Its the only way we can get him to take his pills.
200771
Our very picky 12 yr old's favorite time of the day is to hear the words, "you want your medicine." She loves her Pill Pockets, in all flavors, though the beef, chicken and hickory are the easiest and least crumbly to work with, especially if you are inclined to divide them into portions, as we do.
200772
My dog, though not too picky, loves the chicken flavored Pill Pockets. He is 25# and takes 5 medications twice a day. I cut up the Pill Pocket capsule size into 1/4s and wrap it around the pill(s) thus making the bites a little smaller and making the Pockets go a little farther! FYI he did not like the duck flavored ones. He has been taking these for 9-10 months.
200773
I can't guarantee that but my dog will eat pretty much anything, except mushrooms!
200774
I have three dogs (two great danes and a cocker spaniel), they all love these. One of my danes is a very picky eater and he loves them like they are the best treat ever.
200775
I have a dog that is a very picky eater, and will spit pills out if I put them in anything other than pill pockets. She loves them.
1583521
If the teeth were pulled recently, I would say "no" for sure. If it has been awhile, these are pliable compared to others we have tried with our senior dogs so your dog might do fine. I would, as someone else suggested, buy one of the smaller packs to start with since some dogs are picky (mine) and won't chew just anything.
1149104
They aren't yummy treats, but I wrap them in lunch meat or stick them on a chicken strip with a little peanut butter and one dog gobbles them up. The other dog is a little more challenging, but it never comes down to shoving it down his throat. It's worth any trouble because they are pain free and moving better.
1435228
I give them to my 8 pound 7 month old Shih Tzu. Sometimes he eats the whole thing, but I usually take it away after an hour of chewing or so. if it looks too used I throw it away, otherwise he gets it again another day.
1895211
Yes I would think they would be fine. Bully sticks soften up as a dog chews on them. My dogs eventually eat the whole stick. I would just make sure that, since your dog is a puppy, you really monitor him/her closely as they are chewing the bully stick.
313475
Yes, they are relatively soft. They're not like the rock hard mass produced ones we were buying before we found these. We have a very old Jack Russell and a middle aged Yorkie (who has had dental work for bad teeth) and they have no problem with them. The treats are in varying sizes, some quite large, but we cut them up into bite size pieces.
2076140
Note the size of the dog on the box. They are small snacks, but dogs of all sizes would like them. My mid size spaniels love them. I see no reason why small dogs wouldn't like them, too.
311899
Yes they are. I give them to my dog as her treat, although I'm not sure most dogs would see them that way. She will eat anything.
2091966
I don't know what they taste like, but my dog loves them and I don't have a problem giving them to her. She thinks they are a treat.
937555
They aren't soft, definitely about as tough as a bully stick or a rawhide - so use your best judgement I guess. My little elderly schnauzer mix does fine with it, and our friend's pom eats it like a cracker.
666965
They are hard. My 12 yr old dachshund loves them. He has been eating them for many years
1235145
I can't imagine they would. I couldn't get them into the large Kong without breaking them up. Had I gotten one in, I am fairly certain my dog would never have gotten it out. I used them as regular treats and used other things in the Kong.
136633
My current dogs prefer the soft jerky/stick-style treats, they just don't like the crunchy biscuit kind, no matter what brand it is. I have had two dogs that liked the crunchy ones, but they were the kind of dog that would eat about anything anyway. I'd try the jerky/soft treats, my dogs have liked all the snack sticks from Newman's Own. (Give the ones your own dogs won't eat to your local shelter--there will surely be a dog there who would like them!)
1675231
nor sure. My dog is picky because of his allergies. Some days he loves these some days he wants nothing to do with them. Cleaning his teeth does not enter into it
2239254
They are crunchy, but they smell delicious. My schnoodle pup loves them. The smell might entice your baby to give them a try.
1174779
I would have to say yes. I have a ten year old Maltese who has eating these since she could chew. She has a few every day as a snack. In fact, she refuses to eat any other treat. My vet sats she is the healthiest maltese she ever seen, and when asked her age, no one believes she is 10.
47956
Too funny, but my dog just thinks they are another treat, although they do not work so great on him. Hope that helps.