Greenies Pill Pockets Feline Salmon Flavor Cat Treats

My cat has asthma. I have to give him one pill a day to keep it under control. Were 3 months in and hes getting tired of it. Were at a point where hes refusing to take more than a bite of anything his medicine is in. Were back on track with his medicine now. He refused to eat the treat(without the medicine) when I first offered it to him but when I put it in with his dry food he had no issue eating it. He was purring during dinner tonight and didnt stop when he ate the treat with his medicine in it.

These are great but I don't use them the way they were meant to be used. My cat doesn't like mushy treats so he won't eat this with or without a pill. So, I break a piece off, hide the pill in the middle of a crunchy treat, and use this to hold the two halves together. He likes the taste though, so he doesn't question the funny looking treat.

I am cat-sitting for my daughter and her cat is on thyroid pills. She has to mix the pill with water and squirt it in her mouth. A hassle to be sure! With the Pill Pockets I just put the pill in it and the cat eats it before she goes for her other food. I am so relieved that I don't have to do the mixing and so forth!

My kitty was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and heart issue. the heart pill was started 2 wks before the thyroid med. Hiding her heart pill in this worked like a charm. she loved it and it didn't affect our relationship with me having to dose her. Then the dreaded thyroid pill time. With these, they can make a cat sick and lethargic until their bodies adjust. Unfortunately, she associated the pill pocket as to what was making her feel this way, so now she wont touch it. I've tried both flavors available. now, I have to hide it in tuna. i wish i had known this and had started with the tuna and then the pill pocket so I could of continued using them

I use these to give my chihuahua her little pills. The treats are pretty small so if you have big pills or capsules to administer, this size won’t work. My dog loves them. I did not tell her that they are made for cats. Am I lying by omission?

I was so hoping this would work, but sadly, my cat refused to eat these treats. My 16-year old CKD cat takes meds twice per day. I attempted to give her one of these treats (without the medicine), and she seemed interested, but then spat it out. I hadn't even put the medicine in yet! I tried a few more times, and she just wasn't having it. This was shocking because my cat is incredibly treat-motivated, and she will eat just about any treat given to her. I'm not sure what was wrong with these, but she hates them. I like this product in theory; it just didn't work for me. ALSO, they arrived completely flattened by shipping, which was frustrating.

I use pill pockets twice daily with my older cat, Pumpkin. After a little adjustment period I found that wetting the pills slightly (just dip in water bowl or run under faucet) makes them stickier and easier for her to eat without allowing her to spit out the two pills.

I used the dog variety for my small dogs but felt the treats were a little excessive, considering I have to use them in response to acute treatments with prescribed dosages several times a day, rather than a “one and done” occasional pill. I also have a cat so thought I’d try using these for all of my pets. They worked well and met my objective. They are just big enough for the pills my dogs have to take for allergies and I don’t feel the dogs are getting excessive calories. The only downside might be that I’m tempting fate by offering cat treats to my little dogs.

I didn't think you could ever fool a cat, but my Ernie goes after these like crazy. He doesn't even realize there's medication inside. Makes it so easy to give him his meds! Thank you!

After struggling with my cat to keep her from spitting out her pills, I discovered pill pockets. The taste really appeals to her. She chews up the concealed pill and looks around for more.