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A spoonful of PB&J helps the medicine go down. When giving a pill to a puppy/dog who DOESN'T like taking them, try putting some peanut butter and jelly on a spoon to hide the pill in it. Pups LOVE the peanut butter, and the jelly helps it slide down.
My dogs name is Dorothy. She's a very curious little pug. Always investigating the scenery. Had she been a male, we might have named her "Sherlock". She was born on July 14th, 2005.
Thanks,
Don
By
05/20/2011
Pills go down just fine and its simpler with peanut butter alone. Also, most jellies aren't great for dogs because of the added sugars.
Dorothy is adorable.
By
05/16/2011
What a beautiful little girl Dorothy is! When I have to give one of my dogs a pill, I just roll it up in a bit of cheese. It goes right down and they never know they swallowed a pill.
By christi (Guest Post)
10/07/2005
She is so adorable. My son saw her while I was looking at her picture and had a fit he wants one now. THanks!!!
By Me (Guest Post)
10/07/2005
The peanut butter is a tried & true method but sugar isn't good for dogs. There are fruit based jams & jellies that would be just fine. And that might be what you are talking about.
By LeAnn (Guest Post)
10/07/2005
She is sooo sweet that I want to give her a smooch! How lucky you are to have her in your family. Thanks so much for sharing her with us.
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