Pet MD Wrap A Pill Peanut Butter Flavor Pill Paste for Dogs - 4.2 oz

Fellow pet parents, if you’ve ever had a dog that treats pill time like an Olympic sport, this stuff is a game changer.For years I’ve been playing the “hide the pill” game. Frozen peanut butter balls, cheese cubes, hot dogs, pill pockets, wrapping pills in lunch meat—you name it, I’ve tried it. Somehow my dog would always manage to eat the treat and magically spit the pill back out like a tiny furry magician.Then I found this.This pill paste is incredibly easy to use. No sticky fingers, no mess, no elaborate pill-hiding strategies. It’s soft and moldable, so you can completely wrap even the slipperiest pills and capsules with very little effort.Best of all, my pup thinks it’s a treat. She gets excited when she sees the container come out, and for the first time ever, I’ve had zero issues getting her to take her medication. No suspicious sniffing, no dramatic refusal, and no surprise pills deposited on the floor five minutes later.The peanut butter flavor is clearly a winner, and the consistency is perfect for shaping around medication.Honestly, this product has made daily medications so much less stressful for both of us. If you’re tired of wrestling with pills and outsmarting a four-legged pharmacist, do yourself a favor and give this a try. Your dog will think it’s a treat, and you’ll wonder why you didn’t buy it sooner.

As close to perfect as any pill wrap can be. It's a bit greasy to the touch is my only mild comparing, but it's the perfect consistency for the job so I hope they don't try to fix this very minor issue. We can press it out into the thickness of a fruit roll up and wrap it around pills in a translucent coating. One jar lasts us for several weeks. We have two pets on twice daily medication (plus rescue meds so sometimes up to 6 pills per day for one of them) and one pet on once daily medication. This stuff sticks to every type of pill and we don't have to use very much of it at all. It doesn't smell very strongly to me, but my pets (two dogs, one cat) love the taste and go nuts for it like I'm offering them illicit and highly addictive substances. If you're looking for a more economical alternative to the brand name pre-sized pocket treats, this is the one.

I have a 14YO Pomeranian who takes 5 small pills twice a day. She was refusing her “meatballs”, cream cheese, and PNB. Pill pockets don’t work, she spits out the pill and eats the treat. I was desperate so I went on Amazon and found this product. It’s more expensive than PNB but I was desperate. She loves it! I don’t have to use much, just enough to cover it. I’m on my second jar, bought the double for a better value. I use it in the morning, she’ll take two or three with cream cheese and the rest with this. She takes PNB in the evening. PNB is sticky, this is tacky, more pliable. It hasn’t bothered her stomach or given her diarrhea. Definitely recommend for giving meds.

If you've got a picky pup who can sniff out a pill in a steak, buy this NOW. I’ve tried hiding pills in cheese, deli meat, wet food—you name it. My dog always finds them, spits them out, and gives me that “nice try” look. Enter: Pet Wrap a Pill (Peanut Butter Flavor). Total game changer.The texture is soft and pliable, like a moldable Play-Doh, but peanut buttery and irresistible (to dogs!). You break off just enough to fully cover the pill, seal it like a little treat ball, and boom—gone in one gulp. No sniffing, no spitting, no stress.Yes, molding it is a bit gross (think sticky fingers), but the tradeoff is worth it. I’d rather have a little peanut butter goo on my hands than spend 10 minutes in a wrestling match over meds.Bonus: I’ve noticed zero tummy upset and no leftover mess in her bowl. We’re officially converted. If your dog hates pills, this stuff is doggy magic.Helpful tip: Keep a spoon handy for scooping and molding to avoid sticky fingers. Works like a charm!

Works great to hide pills

These are really effective at hiding pills to get my dog to take them. She is picky and stubborn, so getting her to take pills without using trickery isn’t an option (if I get the plain pill in her mouth she’ll just wait for me to let go of her mouth so she can spit it out again). Now I can scrape out a bit of this peanut butter goo, push the pill into it and trick my dog into thinking it’s a treat. I like these better than the pre-made pockets because they seem less wasteful and more adaptable.My dog has a very sensitive stomach but these do not negatively affect her at all.

My old dog takes 18 pills a day. Pill pockets were going too expensive, peanut butter is messy and dirties a spoon, he can’t have cheese. This paste is such a blessing, I wish I’d discovered it sooner. Play dough consistency, not smelly (I got the PB), seems like a good bang for my buck.

I have been giving my lab pills for years unfortunately. We have tried different pill pockets and I got to the point I would pinch off what I needed from the pill pocket so I wasn't using the whole thing every time. Given that she gets three doses of meds everyday, I thought I would give this a shot. I first tried the bacon and cheese one by Pet MD and was pleasantly surprised how well it worked. I like that I have control over how much I use to cover the pills. Unfortunately, the peanut butter does not work nearly as well as the bacon and cheese. This one is incredibly oily and makes it hard to cover the pill, making me need almost twice as much product just to cover her pills. It was worth a shot, but we will be going back to the bacon and cheese. Not only do I know she likes the flavor, but I know the consistency is just what I'm looking for. If they could make this wrap a little thicker and less oily, I think it could be a better wrap.