Hi is the medicine in a bisquit were the dog will eat it? or is it in a pill form where you havve to push it down their throats...
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It is in a gel capsule. Looks like a Vitamin E capsule almost. I had one dog that I had to push down her throat and the other I would just throw the unbroken capsule on top of her dry food and she ate it with no problem.
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Gel capsule. Thought I would have to disguise it or use "Pill Pockets" but, to my surprise, Pepper reacts to them like a "treat."
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It is a gel tablet. For some reason Lipiderm fish oil is more effective than any other brand we have tried. I put the tablet in cheese and he looks forward to his "treat"
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Gel capsule, I just add it to his food. Prefer capsule over liquid, his face stays cleaner this way.
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I tried many ways. Pill Pockets worked best when hiding in her raw food stopped working, I did not want her eating the Pill Pockets too often though. I even tried mushing that sliced cheese "stuff" around it, that worked well for awhile. Basically Gracie figured it out pretty quickly every time.
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The size of the dog doesn't matter, only the size of the pill you have to give to the dog. If the pill is small use the pill pocket, otherwise if the pill is very large you may need the tablet pocket. These products are made for pills (small) and tablets (large). If you are giving your dog just a pill, the pill size is adequate. To save some cash, you could use the larger tablet size pocket and break them into two pieces. The product is very soft and pliable and can me molded around each pill as necessary. I would recommend you try different flavors as one of our dogs did not like the beef flavor but both dogs loved the peanut flavored ones. The size of the dog doesn't matter, only the size of the pill you have to give to the dog. If the pill is small use the pill pocket, otherwise if the pill is very large you may need the tablet pocket. These products are made for pills (small) and tablets (large). If you are giving your dog just a pill, the pill size is adequate. To save some cash, you could use the larger tablet size pocket and break them into two pieces. The product is very soft and pliable and can me molded around each pill as necessary. I would recommend you try different flavors as one of our dogs did not like the beef... » Read More The size of the dog doesn't matter, only the size of the pill you have to give to the dog. If the pill is small use the pill pocket, otherwise if the pill is very large you may need the tablet pocket. These products are made for pills (small) and tablets (large). If you are giving your dog just a pill, the pill size is adequate. To save some cash, you could use the larger tablet size pocket and break them into two pieces. The product is very soft and pliable and can me molded around each pill as necessary. I would recommend you try different flavors as one of our dogs did not like the beef flavor but both dogs loved the peanut flavored ones. « Show Less
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The pill is a medium sized vegetarian type capsule; so you could break it open and take the powder with food or drink. This could change how effective it is, depending on how you do it.
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I don't recall buying but now use Trifexis. My dog is 1/2 wolf so didn't have any problems chewing,
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As far as I know, yes. I used either a pill pocket or peanut butter when giving it to my dog.
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My lab won't eat the pills either. I make a big deal out of the chews like they are an after meal treat. I cut them into pieces (x8) and feed them to her which she loves. When I first got them for her I crumbled one onto her food (can + dry) like Parmesan cheese on spaghetti. Maybe you can buy some samples from your vet to see what your dog thinks before you buy a whole bag...my dog is 14 and still walks 1-2 miles with me at a slow pace.
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Hi. There is a cutter for tablets,that I bought at a pharmacy. About crushing it, I realy don't know, maybe it's better to ask your vet?But there is another solution,to hide it in a piece of food, like sausage.I give my dog the tablets like this:I open her mouth, put the tablets as deep as I can, and then gently rub her throat to help her swallow
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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.
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Truthfully, I have no idea. However, the chewable tablets are easy to give to the dogs. We just put the 2 tablets in their feed (dry food mixed with a bit of wet dog food) and they just eat them right up.
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Hi Jen. While we hope your dog loves our PILL POCKETS, we know each dog has its own preferences. All of our products are guaranteed so if your dog does will not eat them, please call us at 1-866-473-3643.
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There is a powder called FOR-BID for dogs horses & cats that you sprinkle over the feces, which makes it taste so bad they stop. Maybe you could sprinkle over the pellets. My large German Shepherd ingested some of the pellets and fortunately passed them in her stool and had no signs of poisoning. (Scared the hell out of me!) But, I would be worried if a little animal swallowed some. Hope it works!
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I think it would. It worked well for my dog. I would give her one and then her favorite meal. It should calm her down a bit. Safer than some of the drugs prescribed out there. You can trust it not to harm your dog.
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You can't chew it, you would have to swallow but it's a small pill. When you take it out of the bottle, there is a slight smell, but no taste or after taste.
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What we received were capsules. We would just put them in a pill pocket treat and feed them to the dog.
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The tablets are chewable but if your dog is like mine he/she wont just chew it. I put it in ice cream or either stick it in the back of my dogs mouth or throat and then hold her nose closed and slightly blow in her face for a few seconds so she will swallow it.
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Unfortunately it is not. The main ingredients are:wheat flour, corn syrup, glycerin, vegetable oil, stabilized rice bran, spray dried liver power. Have you try chunky peanut butter? (Having chunky peanut can fool the dog to take the pill so he can't tell if it is pill or peanut.) I also use thin sliced roasted beef (wrap the pill). I have 6 dogs. Some take roast beef and some take chunky peanut butter and some take the pill masker. Cheese is another option. But my dog figured out the pill quickly after licking the cheese off the pill.