Each day, Uncle Walter takes a few pills that regulate this thyroid and calm his allergies. He is an absolute prince at pill time, gratefully gobbling down the meds, which are served with a spoonful of his canned prescription allergy diet food. (As you can see, his ready, willing and able attitude convinces Mason that a treat party is happening and he’s invited!)
But appetites can change and depending on what health issues a senior dog is dealing with, pill time can be a challenge. Daley certainly wasn’t a picky eater but he could be a tiger with medication—carefully sucking away every bit of the peanut butter or cream cheese disguise before casually discarding the misshapen pill on his way out of the kitchen.
Recently, a friend asked me if I had any tips for feeding pills. With Daley, once I discovered Greenies Pill Pockets, pill time was no problemo. I put the question to DDY’s 
Facebook friends and got some great—and delicious!— feedback. (Click on the image for a larger view of the responses.) I’d love to hear more tasty tips so if you’ve found the perfect pill recipe, please share!
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Some dog owners are so kind and gentle. Georgia’s get hers stuffed down her throat by my ham fist.
OK, so sometimes, a bit of peanut butter bikkie or steak follows the ham fist. Shhh. Don’t tell anyone though. I’d hate to be thought a softie.
Georgia Little Pea recently posted..Day 3.
Well, dear typist, if you haven’t been hardened by your recent stint in the stench trenches, I’d say you’re a softie through and through!
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