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One of our dogs takes multiple pills, twice a day. He's reached the point where he can eat cheese and bread right around the pill you are trying to get him to swallow, and the "force him to swallow" method hasn't worked with him for a while.
A family member recommended these as something she'd heard works, and it really does!
The small size works great for a single small pill (think benadryl tablet or capsule size). The Medium/Large size will hold two small pills, and would hold a single "medium" sized pill well. The treat itself is very soft, and easy to mash around a pill that is a little larger than the hole allows for (or oblong, like a capsule).
If your dog is on medication long-term, like mine, shop around and look for a good price, because there is quite a range out there.
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This is hands down the best way to get a dog to take a pill! We had to give our dog a pill twice a day and she caught on quickly to the peanut butter trick, the tomato slice trick, the hide-it-in-the-strawberry trick, and anything else I came up with to hide her pill in. But with these wonderful pocket treats, I think she knows the pill is in there, but she doesn't care! These have made my life so much easier. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
You can also just mold them like clay, so I buy the large pockets and use 1/3 of the pocket to mold the treat around her pill and they last quite a long time.
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