Greenies PILL POCKETS for Cats Natural Soft Cat Treats, Chicken Flavor, 1.6 oz. Pack (45 Treats)

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Pill Assist™ Cat has been developed with all of these concerns in mind. Using this product, pills can easily be given to cats by placing them inside easily mouldable hollow pieces which disguisesmell and appearance and makes it easier to give medication. Contrary to fish or pieces of cheese, nutrient and caloric intake can be controlled: Pill Assist™ Cat has been specifically designed, with only 3 calories per piece. Thanks to all of these factors, Pill Assist Cat have been shown to enable daily pill acceptance in 91% of cases.* Healthy and free of anything artificial, these pouches come in many different flavors and fit all capsule sizes. One approach that pet owners often turn to is hiding pills in food, either in their bowls or in treats like fish or soft cheese. While this may prove successful initially, cats are adept at filtering pills out of food and will be increasingly cautious after the first instance. If medication is needed regularly, treats can significantly impact the cat’s daily caloric intake. This is because they are often not taken into consideration when measuring the daily food ration for a cat. iCatCare icatcare.org/advice/how-give-your-cat-tablet — detailed guide to giving medication including a video. effectively give a cat a pill and help treatment plans to be met at home. The product is highly palatable and

The embedded images in this article are dog recipes, but we are using them only to guide you on how the final product should look. Basically they are small edible pouches in which you can hide a tablet. They come in different sizes to suit every breed from a dachshund to a Great Dane.Other methods some owners use to give their cat tablets without food can be more forceful, which are not recommended. They can often cause significant stress to the cat which can make the process much more difficult and increase the risk of injury and anxiety. Why Pill Assist™ Cat is different As a user has said: “My dog is 13 and can smell a worming tablet a mile off. I’ve tried hiding them in so many different foods over the years but he always managed to find them, it has cost me a fortune as so many times the tablet was unusable for a second attempt. Even though he found the tablet on my first attempt it didn’t, as usually happens, put him off accepting the next treat (with half the tablet) and then the next one with the other half. I am so impressed, giving a worming tablet has never been this easy.”