The PillStashios Pill Pockets are generally ineffective and often rejected by dogs, mainly due to their unappealing texture and difficulty in concealing pills.
The product fails to conceal pills effectively, meaning dogs can easily detect and remove them.
Dogs often refuse to eat these treats due to their unappealing texture.
Some dogs seem to like the flavor of these treats, but it's not enough to outweigh the other issues.
The unappetizing, plastic-like texture was often rejected by dogs.
The pockets are too bulky and fail to conceal the pills effectively.
A majority of dogs turned away from these treats, rendering them useless for medication administration.
No, many dogs can easily detect and remove the pills, and the texture is unappealing.
No, the unappetizing texture and rigid design make them ineffective for hiding pills and unappealing to most dogs.
"These work just as well as Greenies. My picky doggies liked them and took pills without a problem."
"This pill pocket's design is unique. However, their consistency is closer to 'plastic' than actual 'food'. They have a clever lid closure, but the pockets are hard and unappealing. The pockets are so unappetizing and difficult to chew, the pills tend to fall out on the floor. Even the package su..."
Avoid these pill pockets for dogs that are picky eaters or have difficulty taking medication. Consider more palatable and user-friendly alternatives.
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