Would these be suitable for administering pills to dogs who are resistant to receiving such?
1996826
Sorry ...Could not say for sure....gloves were heavy duty but given as a gift so I have no experience with them on a first hand basis
1996827
Ehhhh I'd make sure you wash them first. If your hands aren't the perfect fit for the gloves you may lose the pill - not sure. I imagine a better pair is out there for what you want the glove to do. Best of luck.
1996828
I am sure they would be better than nothing, but they are intended to be cut resistant, not puncture resistant.
945330
I don't recall, but.i do know my beagle would eat them out of my hand like a treat. You can also break it up with a pill crusher and hide it in the food.
1900725
Yes I believe they are puncture resistant. However, they are a little stiff. If your dog is used to wearing booties, you should be OK. My dog is not use to wearing booties and therefore dances around on three feet trying to get them off. Funny watching her but at 65 lbs. I can't carry her to grass when you camp at a rally and are parked on hot pavement.
1644967
My 10 year old Yorkie loves the standard pill and we use them as treats. I break them in half and we have not had a problem with him taking them. He was a little hesitant the first couple of times but would eat the whole bottle if he could now.
20121
It depends on the weight of the dog. there are different dosages depending upon the size of the dog.
2122516
I use these capsules for medication I have to give to my dog. He accepts them well, so they should be easy to swallow with water without any problems.
1493595
I give it to my dog in a Greenie's Pill Pocket, which works great. My dog loves her pill pockets and will eat any pill in it.
2236719
You could chew them if you had to. They are in the form of a solid pill, but it would be possible to chew them up. Probably wouldn't taste great.
1362209
I've not tried the pills. I didn't even know they made them but, you have to consider whether or not you dog swallows pills easily. My dog LOVES the liquid. He wolves his food down each morning
1989345
I would not hesitate at all. I know that many medications of chemical are given to dogs by vets.Here we have something that a dog might find and eat in the farm fields anyway.
1377103
Oh and they have also worked well for my dog. Couldn't get her to use the powders,
187211
Yes. They are about 3/4" long 1/4" wide and almost 1/4" thick. If you have trouble taking large pills, you would have trouble with these.
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.
1745366
They are in a tablet but need to fed in a pill pocket or treat of some sort. Dogs won't just eat them out of your hand. They are small and its not hard to disguise them!
1512331
I would use these with any dog, large or small. They are intended for training so the dog should only need to smell and taste the treat. One or two is enough in most cases and a few would be plenty for a larger dog to get the idea.
1644962
My 11-year old lab mix thinks the hard pills are treats--I call her for a "treat," put her on a sit and throw one up in front of her and she catches it in the air and eats it, looking for more after finishing. She will also eat it when I just put it in the bowl with her dry food. My 14-year old papillon, who has bad teeth and weighs only 8 pounds, will eat a half pill only when we put peanut butter on it. I have never tried the soft ones, but perhaps my little pap would prefer those.
389742
I think they could. I like it because it doesn't track. My vet recommended it.