Do the pills have a flavor to make giving them to my dog easier?
945327
They are chew-able with flavor but my dog doesn't like it. Maybe because he is on different meds for a long time( he has bone cancer )he got used to that I cover his meds with liverwurst.Tablets are big and he needs to take 3 of them. He weights 100 lbs. As long as I put a little bit of liverwurst with them he eats them without a complain. They help him a lot. I am really happy with that product.
945328
Yes, there is a beef flavor added to the pills. I haven't tried giving them to my dog directly, but when added to a meal my dog has never hesitated to consume them with her food.
945329
It does have flavor, but my dog didnt like it, so i wrap it with cheese for her to take it.
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.
1022594
I'm probably not the best one to answer this question, because my dog is not really the least bit picky. I can tell you that with most medication type things I have to wrap them in cheese or put them in a spoonful of peanut butter to get her to swallow them down, but with these, I open the bottle, drop 2 on the ground and she swoops in and chows down. She thinks they are a treat just like her Meaty Bones or Beggin' Strips!
1375746
I would say they are medium size. They are the soft ones though NOT the hard pill pockets. I really like these because they are very easy to insert pills. If you have a small dog, you can break them in half and give the dog 1/2 a pill pocket. The chicken flavor is probably the best (also recommended by my pets veterinarian) unless your dog is allergic to chicken. Your dog should take this pill pocket just like its a treat. I have found they work great and they are much better than the hard pill pockets, which I have found to be almost impossible to even get a pill into. I definitely would recommend this product :) I would say they are medium size. They are the soft ones though NOT the hard pill pockets. I really like these because they are very easy to insert pills. If you have a small dog, you can break them in half and give the dog 1/2 a pill pocket. The chicken flavor is probably the best (also recommended by my pets veterinarian) unless your dog is allergic to chicken. Your dog should take this pill pocket just like its a treat. I have found they work great and they are much better than the hard pill pockets, which I have found to be almost impossible to even get a pill into. I definitely would... » Read More I would say they are medium size. They are the soft ones though NOT the hard pill pockets. I really like these because they are very easy to insert pills. If you have a small dog, you can break them in half and give the dog 1/2 a pill pocket. The chicken flavor is probably the best (also recommended by my pets veterinarian) unless your dog is allergic to chicken. Your dog should take this pill pocket just like its a treat. I have found they work great and they are much better than the hard pill pockets, which I have found to be almost impossible to even get a pill into. I definitely would recommend this product :) « Show Less
1149106
they are "breakable" flat tablets and we break in half and then break the half in small pieces and mix in his food.... it's joint/arthritis type medicine...similar to human's glucosine, but you don't give the dog the human version and vice versa. we have 10 lb Pomeranian and don't want to give him to much is why we half it.... I don't know that I'd call it a "treat", never have offered him one by itself - knowing our Barni, he'd just gobble it without asking what it was :) (they don't have a definitive "odor" so probably fairly tasteless) He eats so fast (inhales so to speak), I doubt he realizes taking 'medicine'.....
204704
I do not believe so. Go back through the comments, read the thread of emails I exchanged with the manufacturer and make up your own mind. If you need to ask, look elsewhere for your dogs treats.
450714
I tried the tablets with my american bulldog, they were not her favorite although with some coaxing (peanut butter and pretending it was a treat it still took a while to get her to actually eat them) she would get them down. The soft chews are just so much easier for me, as she views them as a treat I never have to put in any effort to make sure she eats them.
1919101
I wouldn't say they are 'monster' size but the are bigger. I would recommend buying the chicken flavor because they are very pliable and can be molded around a capsule or pill. I have two large dogs and this works for me. A capsule would protrude out the end of the pill pocket and that is why being moldable is important. The peanut butter flavor pill pocket is crumbly and does not mold around the medicine but the chicken flavor is a joy to work with and the dogs really think it is a treat! I hope this is helpful for you; but, if not, ask again and I'll try again.
1644968
Well that's up to your dog. But if he/she doesn't like to do pills, I would try the soft chews.
200770
My EXTREMELY picky dog does. Its the only way we can get him to take his pills.
30309
not sure, but I think they come in two sizes, medium and large. it isn't the size of the dog, but the size of the pill that is the measure. My dog takes a fairly large "flea" pill monthly, so I get the larger size. The pill pockets are soft (if you keep package closed - otherwise, they tend to dry out) and you mold it around the pill, so no matter the size, the dog will chew and swallow, the nice flavor masks any taste of the pill if Dog happens to bite into it.
683648
I don't know if it's flavored but I have no problem with my dog taking it. There is always pill pockets you can use if your cat won't take it straight.
505886
It doesn't seem to have an actual flavor. My dog doesn't like the taste of it but it seems to be helping him so that's all I care about.
1644966
I purchased the chewable tablets and use a mortar and pestle to crush it and place into her food. I never had the soft chews but I doubt that my dog would eat them. She will not eat any chewable medication. I bought the stainless steel mortar and pestle from Amazon and it works and cleans well.
1988328
I got 2 bottles of these for my dogs and they would not eat them. I gave the 2 bottles to a friend because her dog loves them. She says they help her dogs, but they are quite old. I wouldn't imagine that a puppy would need these.
1027959
They have various grain free flavors. You might check out their website and see if your pets favorite flavor has chicken in it or not.
491132
We use Lean Treats, I think that is what they are called. They are soft and malleable, allowing me to squeeze them a bit so they fell out easily. Takes a bit of effort though. Quite a lot of fun for our dog.
256414
Yes I did have trouble getting my dog to eat such a big pill, so I dissolved it into her food. But, this did not help her itching, seems to have only made it worse.