GreeniesPill Pockets Treats for Dogs Chicken - Tablet Size 30 Count (Pack of 6)

We have tried everything to get pills down our westie---cheese, liver pate. He always eats the treat and spits out the pill. Finally just started shoving them in his throat but that seemed barbaric. Along came pill pockets. He snaps them right up pill and all. I think the smoked flavor masks the pill odor and giving him his meds is so much easier! Small pills work well. Not sure about a larger pill. This is just what the doctor (vet) ordered.

Highly recommend the chicken flavor!! My dog has seizures and has to take (3) pills 3X daily. We were struggling to get him to take his medicine without separating the pills from whatever we were hiding them in. He gobbles these up and when my medicine alarm goes off he is very eager for his treat.

Had some poor experiences with the different sellers "Monster Pets" selling me Hair Supplements for humans, instead of simply canceling the order which I could easily respect if there's sudden change or anything; since they 'cleverly' put in no-returns the day I received the item, I'm out $50 due to their mistake that they clearly don't want to fix. I already left a poor review on their storefront which mostly seem pretty positive, so it's not going to make a difference to them either way; otherwise my experiences on Amazon itself has been the best and I appreciate it the most.Love the product itself when it arrives; better than using peanut butter and bread in my opinion and far easier also...

3/10/15. Best pills/capsule combiner to use with dogs. I have used GREENIES 6-Pack Pill Pockets for Dogs ... for several years. I split them in half to combine several medications and the 8yr old Golden Retriever really likes to take the meds in this way. I tried (mistakenly) to use the small "pill" version but after splitting them in half (twice a day medicine dispensing) the 1/2 of the small is just too small for easy use. The "Capsul" version is much better as there is more material to wrap the medication in.

I received a small sample of these from an online pharmacy and since my 16-year-old dog has to take meds three times a day, this was such a relief from constantly having to push her pills down her throat. I used to be able to give her medications by wrapping melted cheese around the pills, but she eventually got smart and was able to eat the cheese and then spit out the pills. The pill pockets were working flawlessly for about three weeks, but then she discovered that she could eat the tasty pockets and spit out the pills. So now I'm mostly back to pushing them down her throat. This dog is still far too smart for her own good, so I hope she is able to figure out that the pockets are so much easier for her and for me! They are truly a great idea and buying a six-pack saves a lot of money.

Pill Pockets are a miracle for when you find yourself dosing your dog with a type of medicine. This is the only thing that works for my finicky stinker. The chicken is the only one I’ve had to try since it works, so I can’t compare it to other flavors. What I CAN compare, however, is the value for this product size - the tablet sized treats. I’m really disappointed in myself for not having realized this was the tablet version. If I had I would have realized this was a terrible deal. The capsule treats are twice as big and you get more than double for <$5 more. Booo!!!$33.80 for 19.2 oz (tablet size)$38.22 for 47.4 oz (capsule size)

Our cairn terrier requires daily allergy medication twice a day.We give her medication inserted in the pill pockets without anytrouble at all. When she sees the pill pockets , she is readyto take her meds without any problem. I highly recommend thisproduct to any pet owner who has to give their pets medicationGreenies come in chicken and beef flavor. No problem, our cairnterrier likes both flavors!!Will order again.Thanks, amazon.com for this product

SO much better than trying to cram a pill down a dog's throat! My dogs look forward to pill time and will remind me when it's time. I also shape them into little tubes and put CBD oil in it for one epileptic dog which has been the only way I can get him to take it. This is also one of the best values I have found.