How to Give Your Dog Medicine: A Dish in Which You Can Easily “Hide” Pills - Your Dog Won’t Even Notice
Don't get angry with your dog if he doesn't want to eat the pills prescribed by the vet.
Your four-legged friend really doesn't understand that these bitter pills will help him.
The owner, of course, will not be able to explain to the pet the importance of drug treatment.
So you'll have to be cunning. For example, "hide" the pills in some tasty food prepared for the dog.
A popular method is to “install” the medicine in the center of a meatball.
However, this approach is bad because the pet owner will have to spend a lot of time and effort preparing such meatballs.
And it is far from certain that a smart dog will not detect the “tasteless filling” and throw it away, eating only the meat.
Therefore, it is worth paying attention to another way to “hide” pills.
What product is best to hide dog pills in?
If you want your four-legged friend to eat a pill without noticing anything, then hide the pills in... pasta.
Cooking pasta is a simple process. It won't be as difficult or tedious as making meatballs.
Of course, it is advisable to cook tubes or feathers. In other words, those pasta products whose shape allows you to hide pills in them.
The taste of the pasta will overshadow the bitterness of the medicine. The dog will eat everything and most likely will not even notice the catch.
