Greenies 30-Piece Canine Dog Treat with Pill Pocket for Capsule, 6-Pack, Hickory Smoke

I do feel like they are a tad smaller and more crumbly than they used to be, but I suppose every company has taken advantage of shrinkflation. Will get back to 5 stars once the package and product size get back to normal.

I have a German shepherd Rottweiler mix and he's pretty good with finding his meds in foods I've tried giving him. He's picked apart sandwiches I've made to find the pills but this is a life saver. Like an edible playdough so he can't pick it apart and he eats it very quickly. Great for daily use since he has to take allergy meds. Highly recommend to dog owners who need to give their pups meds.

I have been using spill Pill Pockets for several years now. At, this point, they are available in various formats - capsule, or tablet. They are also available in various flavored, to provide various tasty alternatives for your pet.For years, it was necessary to corner or hold the dog tightly, wrench the jaws of the the terrified and squirmy pet open, and attempt to jam the medication deep into the throat of the struggling and unhappy pet.Pet Poclets were a very timely, necessary, and far less stressful and cruel method to medicate your pet. The various flavored seem to have filled all of my dogs with major excitement, and the convenient variation in size is extremely well thought out.I highly recommends all versions of this product. It is even possible to use smaller bits and pieces of a poll pocket for a smaller or larger tablet of capsule. The texture is similar to cookie dough, making it quite simple, as well as pleasant to give your pet it's necessary medical treatments.What a relief - just press the medication into the necessary amount needed of the pill pocket, press the medication into the dough, cover the medication with the remaining portions of the pill pocket, as needed, ant present to your excited and happy pet. There will be mo more bitten or scraped fingers for the pet owner. And there will be no more chewed-upon fingers to nurse after each dosage of medication. For the pet, this is a tremendous improvement - no more terrifying encounters ar medication time" sore throats caused by jamming the pill harshly down the throat of the pet.This is the modern, and far more enlightened and humane, method for treating your pet in when medication is necessary.mthe flvors seem to be quite attractive to your pet, and do not smell horrdlr, leaving an unpleasant reminder of the medication upon your fingers after the treatment.I have fostered and adopted many dogs, and this product is an extremely sensiblle, and pleasant manner to treat you right pets.a warm, non-stressful,

These are the best!! I have a dog who takes approximately 20 pills a day and is the best at finding them in his food and spitting them out. I’ve tried disguising the pills with cheese, hot dogs, peanut butter, you name it, I’ve tried it. Nothing worked. Now I put the pills in the pill pockets and he gobbles them right down - he will eat then right out of my hand or in his food. I have tried all the flavors and my dogs have a clear preference for the hickory smoked flavor. This flavor has a stronger odor than the chicken or the PB, and I think that’s why my dogs gobble these up. This flavor is also softer and more pliable than the other flavors, so it’s easier to wrap the pills in them. I find that the capsule size is much better than the pill size for a dog who takes multiple pills, because you can stuff more pills into each pocket. I put two large, 3 medium, or 4 small pills into each pocket. If you dog only needs one pill, you can use only 1/2 pocket. These are worth every penny I spend on them - without them I’d be having a constant challenge trying to get all his medication in him.

I have tried several other flavors: chicken, peanut butter, & beef. The chicken & peanut butter flavors were not a strong enough flavor to mask the med smell so my dog would not take her meds. The peanut butter was the least effective. It was too dry to mold around the meds & the flavor was not strong enough to mask the smell of the meds. She would actually spit out the pill pocket & I would have to wrap it in messy peanut butter to get her to take the med which kinda defeated the purpose of the pill pocket in the first place. She is on about 10 pills daily & she is not easily fooled when it comes to taking her meds. Some of them are capsules that I have to open & shake out a partial dose onto the pill pocket. I break up the pill pockets into the smallest pieces that I can use to cover the med. Several of them apparently taste quite nasty. The beef flavor masked the med smell fairly well, but this hickory flavor is the best. It is a strong flavor & she loves the taste so she thinks she is getting a treat. The other dog begs for the pill pockets also when he sees the other dog taking her meds.