Greenies Pill Pockets Feline Salmon Flavor Cat Treats

I recently needed to start giving one of my cats a daily pill. For the first couple of days, I could give the pill without hassle, but my cat didn't like it, After a few days he started running away from me after I opened the pill bottle, and when I did catch him he would try to spit out the pill. The whole process was stressful for everyone. As a last resort I purchased a pack of pill pockets, and my problems administering a pill have been solved! Now when I have to give a pill, I put it in a pill pocket and my cat eats it immediately without fuss. There's no more running away or spitting up pills. I highly recommend this product to anytime who has to give pills on a short- or long-term basis I recently needed to start giving one of my cats a daily pill. For the first couple of days, I could give the pill without hassle, but my cat didn't like it, After a few days he started running away from me after I opened the pill bottle, and when I did catch him he would try to spit out the pill. The whole process was stressful for everyone. As a last resort I purchased a pack of pill pockets, and my problems administering a pill have been solved! Now when I have to give a pill, I put it in a pill pocket and my cat eats it immediately without fuss. There's no more running away or spitting up pills. I highly recommend this product to anytime who has to give pills on a short- or long-term basis. … more

These will work 7 times out of 10 with my cat but ONLY a certain way. My kitty isn’t a picker eater and she loves the flavor of the treats but she doesn’t like big chunks of food. Her pills are small so I stick one in, but I break about half of the treat off and just barely coat the medicine with the remainder. I wrap a little kibble up in the broken off piece and feed her that first to get her used to the crunchy center. If I use the whole thing she just eats around the pill but my method has been working out pretty well...not every time though! I’m sure it’s different with every cat but they’re worth a try!

Tried chicken flavor first. My cat would eat them about half the time with minimal coaxing. He got good at separating the pill out. Decided to try the salmon flavor and he practically inhaled the first one. He looks forward to each dose. We are on the third package as he takes medication twice daily. Don’t think we will need to switch.

So i always have a problem with my cat taking medication......i try crushing it in his food but any large pieces he just eats around. So i saw these and thought oh these will work and make medication so much easier.....so i thought. I gave it to him with his regular treats and he spit it right back out, ate his treats and left this sitting on the floor. needless to say my cat hated it.

This was the only way we could get our cat to take his pill. Crushing it and mixing it in his food did not work. I didn’t have high expectations given the mixed reviews for cats, but it is definitely worth trying.

To administer small pills to our cat, the vet suggested (and provided a few) Pill Pockets. She gave us a few salmon pockets to try, and the cat ate them. Since I knew the cat preferred chicken flavored cat food, I bought chicken pill pockets. But the cat didn't like their strong scent. These salmon pockets have a much lighter scent. We bought a bunch of them, and he now sees them as a food "treat" and doesn't even notice they also contain his medicine. Success!

This is truly the best way to give my cat a pill. He loves the taste - BUT don't buy too large a bag. The spell and/or taste must "go flat" after the bag is opened for a while and my guy stopped eating them all together. For me, smaller bags are a better deal. When fresh, we don't have any problems.

Oh no! Cats and pills! Used to be a really tough situation at our house, having to give pills to cats. Big struggle! Now in a pill pocket, the cats think they are getting a cookie and eat the pill happily! We all love these

At first, he gobbled them down with his meds, but now he sort of "chews" the pocket, eats the pocket and sometimes spits out his meds. The pockets are still the only way I can get his meds into him, even if I have to give him an extra one with no meds in it to try to fool him.

These little chewies are worth their weight in gold. I am in rescue and have two cats who need pills. I usually give them three of these per pill - one empty one to get kitty used to the new treat, the middle one with the pill inside, and a third one to follow up to help kitty want to finish the second one, and help wash it down. Takes 5 minutes and little to no struggle.