Stashios Wrap-Ups Bacon Pill Wrapper Dog & Cat Treat, 30 count
In a Nutshell
- Generally not well-received by pets
- Difficult to use due to stickiness
- Potential allergic reactions in some pets
- Many pets refuse to eat the treats
- Some users find it helpful, but overall negative feedback prevails
Quick Verdict
Stashios Wrap-Ups Bacon Pill Wrapper is generally not well-received by pets, making it difficult to use for administering medication. Some users find it too sticky and not pliable enough for easy application. The product's design and taste do not universally appeal to pets, and issues with the warranty or replacement are a concern for some buyers. Finally, while some users appreciate the idea, many report that their pets refuse to eat it. A few users mention specific allergies related to this product.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quality Wrap (1)
Several reviews highlighted that Stashios is generally considered a quality product before the recent changes in consistency. People mentioned that earlier batches of the product had a much less sticky feel and their pets were more inclined to eat them than the new and therefore more sticky versions.
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Tasty Bacon Flavor (1)
The bacon flavor is mentioned positively in several reviews, indicating that some pets enjoy the taste.
Cons
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Stickiness (4) major
The treat's stickiness makes it difficult to handle and wrap around pills. This issue is mentioned in multiple reviews, with users noting it's particularly challenging to apply and always ended up back with a sticky fingers.
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Pets Refuse to Eat (5) critical
Many pets, including those who are not usually picky, refuse to eat the treat. This makes the product ineffective for its intended purpose.
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Allergic Reactions (1) critical
Some pets experience allergic reactions to the product, including rashes, swelling, and redness.
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Consistency Changes (0) major
Several reviews mention changes in the product's consistency over time, affecting its usability and pet acceptance.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews mention a decline in product quality, particularly in consistency, it tends to be very sticky and inconsistent. The older samples were loved, but the version that is currently sold seems to not be looked at very well.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners with less picky pets — Pets that are not very discerning in their food choices may accept the treat more readily.
- • Owners looking for a bacon-flavored option — Some pets enjoy the bacon flavor, making it a reasonable choice for those seeking this specific taste.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners with picky eaters — Many pets refuse to eat the treat, making it ineffective for fussy eaters.
- • Owners with pets prone to allergies — Some pets experience allergic reactions, so it's not suitable for pets with sensitivity issues.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this product work well for all pets?
No, many pets refuse to eat the treat, and some experience allergic reactions. Pet owners need to try the product to check if suits their needs and conditions.
Highlighted Reviews
"Stashios is a quality product and Bugsy thought it tasted great. He ate the wrap and spit out the pills. I had been giving him Pill Pockets until he figured out how to eat the good part and spit out the pills. Now I crush his pills and mix them with a little chicken broth. I suck this up with a smal..."
"My 15yr old dogs take a lot of pills. I thought I would try these pill wraps thinking I could just roll the pills up & pinch the ends together. I was wrong, they don't pinch together. I had to fuss with it to get the pills to stay in. Then my dogs, who are not fussy, weren't sure if they wanted to e..."
Bottom Line
If your pet is picky about treats or has food allergies, this may not be the best product for you. For those looking specifically for a bacon-flavored pill wrapper, it's worth trying but be prepared for potential issues with stickiness and pet acceptance. For an alternative if your pet does not accept or have a problem you should consult with a vet.