Easypill for Cats - 1 x 10g

I wasn't sure this would be any good as I've used something similar BUT this really does work. One of my cats has to take steroid tablets 1x a day. He caught on very quickly that I was putting it in mousse for cats. He is renowned for sniffing meds out a mile away. Anyway I gave him 2 small bits of this putty and he hoovered it down, I then placed the bit with pill inside and without hesitation he took the whole thing. This is now going to be my go too for pill pockets. It's a little pricey but you don't need a lot when giving meds, worth the the price because it does what it's supposed to. My cat seems to love the taste again a bonus. Highly recommend. Will be buying more.

Trying to give my cats any medication has been the usual nightmare most cat owners will be familiar with. Out of my 4 cats the nightmare remains with only one, the other three to different degrees gobble this up, no matter what is hidden inside as if its a treat. It's moist and pliable, and I love how easy it is to mould a small amount around the tablet. One cat in particular loves it, and I give her a tiny little ball of it as a goodnight treat most nights, this also helps her not to associate it with any effects the pills I hide in it when necessary might give her. One of our cats who doesnt seem at all food motivated wont eat ot at all, unfortunately as she's the one who most often needs medication. It's quite expensive for the quantity you get, but still cheaper here than from the vet, and worth it for making tablet time so easy.

After having to battle (tooth and claw) with my cat to get important meds into her this stuff makes it so much easier for us both. Even my sister's cat will snuffle a worm tablet when wrapped in this stuff! Keep it in an airtight container once opened though. Whilst I'm here, why oh why do they make animal tablets that aren't coated with stuff that stops tables from foaming up as soon as it hits saliva... poor pets, poor owners who have to try and and administer tablets to their sometimes sick and stressed pet. Anyway... this stuff helps. Recommend to anyone struggling... but give them some nibbles of it as treats first, just so they enjoy the taste first... then wrap the tablet in it well and they should go for it!

Well it worked to get my cat to take a tablet but I'm not sure if it will work again. I gave her two bits the day I received it and she was fine. Today I gave her two bits with half a worming tablet in each bit and 5 hours later she spewed. So I'm not sure if she did it on purpose. Can't try again for a month now. If it works the second time and she spews it up then I'll have to try something else. The product is good I recommend it, its just my crafty cat that doesn't like taking tablets

After struggling for years to give pills to my cats, this is extremely good, I like it

We have tried a few things to give are rescue kitty her meds after being diagnosed with a heart murmur and they worked for a few days and that was it. Now this stuff wow no problems she loves it and less stressful for her and me. The price is well worth it

Tried giving it to my cats as a treat first (without meds) to make sure they liked it and would actually eat them. They did not eat them. However, wrapping the pill in a bit of the treat definitely made it easier to shove the pill down their throats. They didn’t hate me after which is nice. Same outcome with “royal canin pill assist.”

Why didn’t I already know about this stuff?! Gone are the days of trying to force your cat to take a tablet. No more getting scratched or trying to use a pill dispenser. You just break off a small amount - apparently this little packet is good for 10 tablets - and use it to wrap the tablet in. It absolutely stinks, but cats love it and can’t smell the tablet, or apparently taste it. They eat the tablet and look to you for more treats! It’s amazing. It’s a little pricey for such a small item but it does go a long way if you don’t use too much.