Vetoquinol 429022 Pill Wrap,4 oz

Good pill wrap. I was afraid that my dogs would not like the taste or that it might cause stomach upset, but neither is the case. My dogs eat the pills I wrap every tme, and it seems safe and easy on the stomach. It is easy to scoop out, like a paste, and form around any pill. It is thick, but can be made as thin as needed. It has a smooth texture. It is quite costly. This is the only pill wrap I have ever tried, as it is what my vet sells, but since it works, I'll continue to repurchase as needed.

This Vetoquinol Pill Wrap paste is an absolute lifesaver for administering medication to pets. The moist, flavorful texture makes it incredibly easy to shape and wrap around any size or shape of pill, completely masking the medicine. It stays perfectly pliable, meaning you can use just the right amount every time without wasting a single bit. Pets look forward to it like a regular delicious treat, making pill time entirely stress-free. It is a highly effective, cost-efficient solution that saves time and prevents daily struggles.

Giving pills to my cat was a nightmare. This bacon-flavored wrap changed everything. Now, she gets excited when it is pill time (three times a day, for her). It works with her thyroid pill (methimazole) and the bitter-tasting heart medication clopidogrel. A thin layer of Vetoquinol and she eats them all up like treats. It is sticky and easily adheres to the pills and transforms them into little treats. I sound like shill, but, dude, this stuff has made her life and mine so much easier, especially with her heart condition, as she is supposed to remain calm. Pill time used to be stressful, and now it is easy-breezy. It took her a few tries to like it, like 2 days. (The bacon smell was totally new to her.) I kept trying out of desperation. Once she got a taste for it, though, life-changing. Highly recommended.

Well, when it rains, it pours and both my cats ended up needing to be on pills at the same time. My young cat who is 1 and will eat anything is easy enough to hide in her food. But my almost 19 year old will pick around any pill in food! When she was diagnosed with cancer and had to start a steroid i was concerned because we struggled for at least a week. It was stressful for us both trying to get the pill in her. So I came online and bought a multitude of things to try (pill pusher, pill pockets and THIS product). I'd tried pill pockets before and she was able to chew them apart and spit out the pill, so I didn't have much hope for those or this product. Not to mention she is a picky eater. HOWEVER, I tried this product first, have been using it daily for a month now and haven't needed anything else. I even started giving my young cat her pill in this because it's easier for me to ensure she eats it immediately! They both LOVE the flavor and scent which I was surprised about with my elderly girl! Also, she can NOT chew it apart to separate treat from pill. I have had to split her pill in two, however, to make sure I'm not giving her anything larger than pea sized. She seems to struggle with the texture if it's larger and can have a hard time chewing/swallowing(though my younger cat doesn't). So as tiny as possible is the trick for us. Sometimes when I put it in front of her she acts picky for a moment, but I've found that if I roll the treat in my fingers a bit to warm it up then she ALWAYS goes for it. She hasn't missed a pill since this arrived in the mail and I am truly amazed! She's so much more content with the meds in her and I'm grateful to have found this product to make it easy and stress free for both of us to give them to her. HIGHLY recommend for any cat parents out there who have experienced the trauma of trying to give their cat a pill!

I got this because my old cat started getting picky about her pill pockets. At first I was discouraged because she wouldn’t touch her pill after I wrapped it in this paste. But then I started breaking her favorite treats apart and stuck the pieces on top of the paste. With very few exceptions, she always takes her pill now. She takes steroids and occasionally cerenia for nausea. The cerenia is the really nasty one, so if you need to give your cat this, make sure it doesn’t touch the outside of the wrapping. Four stars for versatility and general effectiveness. I left off one star because without covering it with a treat, picky cats will still avoid this.