Zoe Pill Pop Grilled Beef with Ginger Dog Treats, 3.5-oz bag

Dog’s refused to eat. Didn’t like taste or texture

These have a firm outer layer and a dense inner core. I would think they would be good for hiding tablets pressed in to the middle for picky dogs as long as their human makes sure to keep their hands/fingers free of the scent of the pill except for the fingers used to press the pill in to the treat. If the scent of the pill is on the hands/fingers that handle the treat, picky dogs will reject the treat by that scent alone. These come individually wrapped, two to a packet. I gave them four stars because I found them inadequate for the capsule I needed them for. They are not soft enough to press a capsule in to, especially a large one, like Amoxicillin (the capsule I have is smaller). I made a hole using a chopstick but it cracked the outer layer which isnt really malleable. Smashing it together and putting it in their supper bowls (their dinner is the consistency of stew) worked fine but probably wouldn't work for most people. Using two treats for one capsule might work in theory but it would be so big only large mouths/dogs would probably eat it whole without discovering the capsule inside.

My dog is notoriously good at sniffing out a pill and refusing to take it. This is the only thing he’s ever taken without issue! We’ve tried peanut butter, sliced meat, and pill pockets from other brands but after a day or two he would stop taking the treat. Highly recommend if you have a picky eater.