Definitely worth a try! I have used these many times with multiple cats. Depending on how picky your cat is, these may or may not work for you. My one cat it worked well the first couple times then she started to catch on and wouldn't take it any more. Second cat would try to eat it and immediately realize there was a pill in it and spit it out. Third cat loves to eat and loves treats, eats them with no problem! If your cat is difficult to medicate, I would definitely recommend trying these!

My vet suggested these when my dog was one 3 pills at once. He actually ate the pills without hesitating for nearly 2 weeks. Towards the end, though, he figured out that something was inside the pocket and ended up eating around the pills.

Two paws up for these, great idea from greenies. My cats love them so much they didn't even consider a pill would be hiding in them!

We used these in the shelter, they love them. very tasty and safe to use with medicine.

When I worked at a vet in college we used these on troublesome dogs. They worked when nothing else would when it came to the dog taking a pill. They are great and have't met a dog that will not eat them

Help hide a medication This works good but lunch meat works better for our dogs .

My cat was so so with these, but I used these with my dog when I had to give him meds and they worked perfectly!

My parents gave me a few to use with my dog Chloe. Chloe is a smart dog who loves Greenies, but dislikes her pills. Chloe has figured out how to eat the pill pocket and spit out the pill. So I am sticking to the 1st plan and putting her pill in cheese cubes. Nutro has a great idea, for some dogs and cats, just not for Chloe.

My cat also figured it out quickly

I had a dog on multiple medications and these were a life saver. For the small pills these work fabulous. He did sometimes spit out the pill but I found that if you squish the pill pocket around the pill like play dough it works better and is harder to get it out. For large pills I would cut them in half if they were scored and do 2 pockets. For the truly stinky, nasty pills these were not the best, but could work on occasion.

I have tried the Greenies Pill Pockets Treats, and they work quite well. My dog is not easy to give pills to; he manages to eat everything I have wrapped around the pill and leaving the pill intact. These Pill Pocket treats did the trick, and I will always keep a supply on hand. No fuss-he just ate the treat with the pill inside. A great product!

Easiest way to get my dog to take medications. The pill is hidden inside and its like a treat for being cute.

The vet recommended these for my dog and my cat. They worked really good until my pets figured out what was going on. Also make sure you keep the bag sealed tight otherwise they start to dry out . And when you try to put a pill in it crumbles.

Im obsessed with pill pockets! I recommend them to any of my friends that have finicky pets - its safer than using peanut butter or cheese because they're designed specifically for pets. I love that there are different flavor options too. I have a Golden Retriever who HATES to take any kind of pill. These are so fragrant he can't smell a pill and he likes the taste so much he gobbles it up before he realizes there is one inside. The cost is kind of a concern, so we've started buying the capsule size and splitting the pockets in half (he rarely takes anything thats too large for a half a pocket). I've also gotten a bag or two where the pockets have been dried out and crumbly :( the golden can tell there are pills in those.

These are the most helpful things ever to get your dog to swallow a pill. My dog will eat them no matter what I stuff inside, in fact, I have to hide them from him or he'll run off with the bag. Here's a little tip -- they're very pliable so you can sometimes use half a Pill Pocket to smoosh around the pills.