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   Hillbillyman said, 12 months ago

   Chaz…just put that pill in a hunk of cheese.
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   pcolli said, 12 months ago

   Dogs aren’t stupid. Mine often ate the covering , kept the pills in their cheeks and spat them out when my back was turned.

   Both of them had that “it wasn’t me” expression.
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   cdward said, 12 months ago

   The only way I’ve managed it peacefully is to crush up the pill, mix it in with peanut butter, and let him lick it off the spoon. He loves his pills that way.
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   Dave said, 12 months ago

   I can so relate to this. I think dogs have secret pouches in their mouths where they can hide pills so they can later spit it out behind a chair or under a table.
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   Citizen GROG! said, 12 months ago

   Why does it always have to be the hard way?
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   flagfly said, 12 months ago

   Don’t give him any food that day.
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   WDemBlk said, 12 months ago

   Dogs need car sickness pills?
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   msowards said, 12 months ago

   The kennel, the kennel, the kennel. Some pets just can’t be taken with you. Especially when you know he’s just going to get lost and you’ll spend you whole vacation searching for him.
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   Katiekicks said, 12 months ago

   @Citizen GROG!

   That’s the easy way, knowing Poncho
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    Katiekicks said, 12 months ago

    @cdward

    If it’s crunchy peanut butter, you don’t have to crush it. And you can always wrap it in cheese or bread
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    ont said, 12 months ago

    Recently located a nice little stash of doggie pills behind the hall chair. The dog’s wide-eyed innocent ‘who me?’ expression when questioned about it clearly indicated to me the culprit could only be ….the very devious budgie:) Uh oh,…. does budgie have a little business going on the side??:)
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    RootsInDM said, 12 months ago

    I’ve found a product at my vet’s called “Pill Pockets”. Works with my dog Clementine.
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    Jkiss said, 12 months ago

    I tried those pill pockets too. Barty ate the pocket and left the pill. We are back to the pry mouth open and shove it down the gullet technique.
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    Jkiss said, 12 months ago

    @cdward

    Thanks, I’ll give that a try next. I tried crushing it in canned dog food and he refused to eat it. My dog is a bit of a pill himself. ;-)
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    philrayner said, 12 months ago

    If Poncho needs a car sickness pill, how’s he going to be if they end up on teh fishing trip. Poor Chas !!!!!!
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