Feline Pill Pockets for Cats Natural Soft Cat Treats, Chicken Flavor, 3 oz. Pouch (85 Treats)

Our oldest cat baby is now on arthritis meds. Breaking up miniature pills into 1/4s is tricky enough, but crushing them and hiding them in wet cat food to get em in the kitty's system is not easy or reliable. He started rejecting his wet food treats as I'm sure the pills are bitter. Greenies set me free at pill time for the little guy. Been using them for a month and he has a 100% success rate. LOVES the treat so much. Several are flattened in the package but no matter, all you have to do is just fold it around the pill. Yeah, they're a tad pricey per serving, but when you think back to watching your kitty reject his treat and miss his meds, price is just dandy.

Great Product and Excellent Price. These treats are a hit with my cat. They seem to enjoy the salmon flavor, and the soft texture makes them easy to give as a pill-hiding treat or a general reward. The price is very reasonable for the amount you get, and they've helped keep my cat's teeth relatively clean. Overall, a fantastic purchase!

Great way to give your pets the medicine they need. It's important to figure out the right size for your pet. My 10lb dog needs 2 small tabs x 2 a day. So, I use this small feline size for each tab. Works very well as my dog loves the smell of the chicken and doesn't even bother to chew them. He just swallows them whole and so goes the pill without concern he may find it and spit it out. Stress free!

I wouldn't use these as simpIy a treat. I bought these in prep for pilling my cat who has cancer and has been throwing up daily, but her symptom has gone away with a non-pill product. She has lost half her weight and is now maintaining 5 lbs. I gave 4 as a treat to train her too accept ointment applied to the inside of her ear. I gave her four, a few days in a row. Mistake: vomited and didn't make it to the litter box in time and pooped a loose stool on the floor. It may have been the oil in the product. Anyway, try them! My cat loved them! I now give her a tiny piece (1/4 inch in diameter) as a reward after ointment treatment. She does't really need it because she doesn't resist treatment, but I just like to treat her. I would try one at first, then increase if you want. Maybe it wouldn't have the same symptoms. Anyway, Camille loved them.

Every cat owner knows the absolute chaos of trying to give a cat a pill! When one of my cats is sick and requires medication, I am usually begging the vet to just give them a shot. When they say that there isn't a shot that will work in this case and I'm going to have to give my cat a pill at home, a sense of dread fills me. I usually have to change into something with long, thick sleeves to prevent getting scratched and prevent getting my shirt ripped or torn with nail holes. You know how it goes if you have a cat! One of our vets recommended these pill pockets and... OH WOW!!! TALK ABOUT A GAME CHANGER!!! Each treat has a little opening in the top to push the pill inside, and then you can squeeze the top closed over the pill. Pros: Super easy to use Resealable bag so the treats don't dry out Different flavors so my cats don't get tired of the same flavor I can add these to my monthly subscribe-and-save order so I never run out Cons: Not all of my cats will eat treats, but that's not a flaw of the product but just typical of a multi-cat household! Just like with people, we all have different tastes and preferences, and cats are no different. I had one cat who was super smart, and she would figure out that her pill was inside, so she would nibble the outside and eat down to the pill. She was a character like that! PRO TIP: Don't just give these to your cat just when they are sick but give them these treats occasionally here and there so your cat doesn't just associate the treats with being sick and getting medication. Also, just like with any other soft treat, they will dry out over time if not eaten so many months after opening, so this is another reason to give your cats the occasional treats even if they aren't sick. BOTTOM LINE: These are a life saver (and saves my arms from scratches and my shirts from claw holes). I always keep some on hand for whatever cat emergency pops up. I also keep different flavors on my subscribe-and-save so I can alternate flavors to give my cats some variety. LOVE THESE!!!

Nearly lost my fingers to my super dramatic sassy feral kitten. Churo treats didnt work because she wouldn't take any treats from my hands. The pill pusher terrified her even more. This is the ONLY thing that works. So far so good day 3. My stress is soooo relieved. She is a picky eater too so I was surprised she gobbled this up.

Worked great for a while, but my cat eventually just started eating the treat around the pills. They can dry out pretty quickly, and I had a few bags with bum seals. Strong smell, and they fall apart easily. My cat likes these, but they stopped being effective pill pouches after a while. Might not be the fault of the pockets.

Listen... my cat is SMART. For example she likes to try to escape the house so we put a bell on her & she learned to walk without it making any noise so she could still get out. She will not take a pill. I tried for an hour & she would cheek it no matter how many tricks I used. I tried hiding it in wet food - nope. Hid it in Churu - also nope. She'd eat around anything I put it in & leave the pill. I was 100% certain that it was absolutely foolish to even try these pill pockets - she'd just eat the treat & not take the meds. Ordered them anyway because $10 for 3.5 months worth is too good a value not to at least attempt. So the next day they come in & I go to her with my bitten/scratched up hands from the previous day's debacle... eats the entire thing in less than 2 seconds & meows at me because she wants another. I cried because I was so relieved - if you know the struggle then you know exactly what I mean. She even tried to break into the bag for more in the wee hours of the morning whilst everyone slept. These things are a miracle! Are they a little oily & smelly? Yes. Are they healthy for my cat? I honestly have no idea. Did they arrive a little smushed & maybe not all entirely usable without some manipulation? Absolutely. But they are a complete lifesaver for my sanity and for my kitty's actual life. As an aside - they are super soft & moldable. Her pill is a little longer than the actual pill pocket itself so I just smush it around until it is covered. Even the broken/squished pockets can be mushed together & still work. I also considered breaking the pill in half (check with the vet first) and giving it to her in two different pill pockets if I needed to hide it better, but for her it worked with one.