Greenies PILL POCKETS for Dogs Capsule Size Natural Soft Dog Treats, Chicken Flavor, 7.9 oz. Pack (30 Treats)

Why did you choose this product over others?:Very pleased. The last time I ordered this they were all squashed flat. I complained about it, and they arrived in a box padded with some brown paper. This time the pockets were in perfect condition. The product is very good.

Fantastic product for our dog who is on daily meds, although theyre expensive and ive found the cat version to be a lot cheaper, and a more suitable size for our toy cockapoo.

A useful tool to have to get drugs into a reluctant pet. Those of us that have tried wrapping a tablet in cheese / ham / chicken only to see the tasty carrier be effectively swallowed and the tablet ejected will welcome another option. However, a determined pet will learn to use their tongue to extract the tablet almost as well as they can separate more traditional carriers. The ray of hope is in the words "almost as well" and the slight edge they provide might well make enough difference.

Usually use the royal canin one but tried this one. Passes the fussy jack russell test so very pleased with this product. Will keep buying this one.

Goes down a treat

These are good, worked for tablets. Although the tablets were too big so had to break the tablets down then break the pill pocket down. Worked for our fussy dog. Sometimes had issues but worked. However, since found a DIY peanut butter recipe for this sorta thing. If your dog likes peanut butter then I would definitely say make your own & don’t pay like £13+ for these. I know these ones are chicken flavoured. But if you want to make your own Peanut Butter ones Google it, it’s SUPER EASY & cheap, bonus!!Recipe: 2tbsp Flour, 1tbsp Milk & 1tbsp Canine Friendly Peanut ButterMethod: Mix & knead like dough until you get the right texture. Roll accordingly. Done

Really helpful for giving my dog medication. They smell like bacon, so she was a big fan! I found them really helpful to medicate her, however unsure if they would be suitable for dogs with GI issues. Also a little on the expensive side if you were looking at using them long term.

I bought these as a last resort for a fussy Labrador. Unfortunately he chewed the pill pocket and spat the pill out. I wouldn’t mind but this was expensive. I think there should be a smaller pack size to see if the product actually works. Instead these will end up in the bin.