Greenies Pill Pockets Salmon Treats For Cat 45 oz. 1 pk

I have a very finicky feline who will absolutely spit out pills no matter how I hide them. I was actually doubtful the pill pockets would work because she's THAT good at spitting out pills. Using the pill pockets WORKS. Every day for 7 days the pills have been put in the pockets and the pockets eagerly eaten. :) Thank you, it just makes everything easier when your little friends can take their meds without getting stressed out.

Thomas Cat says "I love the taste. I don't care what meds she puts in it". Every day, twice a day, he waits and reminds me it's time for meds. Never had a problem. One pill is a bit larger and I just form the treat around it. It's a lifesaver.

My kitty Dude was just diagnosed with a heart condition and has to take pills twice a day. He is NOT a fan of me opening his mouth so I was really struggling. When I gave him his first pill in the Greenie pill pocket he gobbled it up. We are both much happier!!

My cat needs to take a pill twice a day for the rest of his life. It’s been impossible to get him to take pills in the past no matter what I hid them in. I tried these and success! He loves them. Makes giving his medicine so easy!

I have a very picky cat and he needs his meds daily. There is no way I can pop the pills in his mouth or get one of those pill popper syringe looking things near him. These work great as long as they are fresh. I prefer to buy the larger size but the freshness wears out and he won't eat them before we are at the end of the bag. This size stays fresh long enough for us to get through the bag but is more expensive than the larger size.

Yes I know that there are billed for kitties however we have tried so many options to get our terrier to take his pills and finally, he loves the salmon greenies! He and I are both very very happy!Thank you!

These worked for a while, but after a bit she got wise and ate the pill pocket but not the pill. They would probably work for short-term treatment, but cats are smarter than we think. She will not eat them at all now, not even empty.

If they’ll actually eat it, it’s a good way to give pills.

Giving my cat tablets was an absolute nightmare. Hidden or crushed in food was a no go, no matter what I tried, and we had to resort to pinning her down and forcing them down her throat which was horrible for both us and her.I used two pockets to wrap her tablets in as they were large capsule sized ones and it was gone in about two seconds. She absolutely loved it and was meowing for more. I am 100% certain she didn’t notice the massive tablet inside (no idea how). Worth the money any day of the week!

A great help in getting an elderly cat to take all his medication. I cover the pill in a small amount of pill pocket and ‘glue’ to a cat treat

Cat loves them and takes his tablets easily and stress free for both of us!

Unfortunately, our cat rejected these pill pockets as she didn't seem to like the scent and/or flavor.However, this is just down to our cat's tastes - we passed them on to a friend whose cat has had no such issues and, for her, they really do make pill-giving much less stressful for both cat and staff!

My cats likes eating one or two sometimes but they are big pieces, so I have to give it in very small pieces, I first used it for pills but that did not quite work as it is big and he chews and throws it out. I think it depends what your cat likes. So I stopped using it and find crushing his tablets and giving it with his favourite webbox yoghurts, he doesn’t realise and eats it all. His a adult cat 7 years old. So his not old that he can’t eat it because his normal food is dry food. But I think he just doesn’t like the texture because it is oily.