Vivi Treats for dogs making medicines easy 30 treats

I found these on Amazon for my precious border collie.he was poorly and needed to have tablets.I felt I was adding to his pain forcing tablets on him.these arrived two days after I lost him.I have a pup now that also does not like tablets even flavoured ones.however no problems when they are given with these .so I will always keep these to hand to save all the stress to my dog and myself .

Both my dogs do not like the large Drontal worming tablets, I’ve hid them in everything and nothing works. This didn’t either, they liked the flavour….ate this but left the tablet. It would probably work for a smaller tablet but I’ve not tried yet.

It has always been a nightmare trying to give my dog her meds. Now she is old she has become very fussy and treats she has always loved are now rejected. She wolfs these treats down every time. I can also split them in half to cover a capsule which makes them better value.

Our vet recommeded Vivis after our dog refused to take his tablets, It's so simple, Put a tablet into a Vivi and he wolfs it down, He thinks it's a treat, Getting him to take his medication is no longer a problem.

Hahaha my lil pug didn't have a clue she was having her meds, no more trying to disguise it only to be spat back out, no more trying to mask the smell (no matter what you did she knew it was in there) so easy to use just push pill in and mold treat around it and straight down the hatch it goes, these have been a godsend no more chasing a lil fat pug around who acts like your trying to force feed her cyanide, I don't even have to pretend I'm eating them aswell (yes we have all done the "oh this is yummy do you want some" trick). They are a little pricey for what they are but so worth it

My elderly cat is on several medications and (being a cat) is very suspicious about things added to her food.I had gotten into a routine where I wrapped cheese around tablets which mostly did the trick but when she was prescribed more tablets she stopped eating as she pretty much thought I was poisoning her food! I desperately searched for something good to disguise the tablets and read about Vivi treats. They are dog treats and quite expensive but thought I’d try and I’m glad I did. She now takes the pills- no problems at all! The treats are actually huge (for a cat) so each one will disguise several tablets. They mould very easily around the tablets and must smell and taste good because there is no suspicion at all!!

Ideal for folding around dogs medicine.

Not had a failure yet. To get a very fussy Golden to take her meds easier to use than the royal canine pill pockets which are too small and crumble in comparison . She has stage 2 kidney disease so we cant give her ham slices or chicken etc . Honestly these are a must have . Over priced on here im afraid i have found them for half the money 7.15 elsewhere !!!!