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Tricky Treats with MOX Max - Duck

Tricky Treats with MOX Max - Duck

by Pala-Tech
$10.99 - $10.99
$10.99
$10.99 - $10.99
$10.99

Pala-Tech Tricky Treats with MOS MAX — Duck

For dogs and cats.

Product Description

Tricky Treats are pill-hiding treats built for exactly one job: getting medication into a pet without a fight. The soft texture molds around a tablet or capsule, so the pill disappears and your dog or cat gets what looks like a snack.

They're a better option than the usual improvised alternatives — cheese, hot dogs, peanut butter — which come with fat, salt, and calories nobody accounted for, and which some pets can't have at all. The duck formula uses a single novel protein, which makes it workable for pets with dietary sensitivities to more common proteins.

Each treat also includes MOS MAX, a prebiotic blend of yeast mannans (mannan-oligosaccharides) and beta-glucans.

Benefits

Made for Pill Hiding: Soft enough to mold completely around tablets and capsules.

Better Than Table Food: Avoids the fat, salt, and unmeasured calories of cheese or hot dogs.

Duck Protein: A single novel protein, suitable for pets sensitive to more common proteins.

Individually Wrapped: Two treats per wrapper — convenient for dosing and for dispensing at pickup.

Includes MOS MAX Prebiotic: Yeast mannans and beta-glucans.

For dogs and cats.

How to Use

Press a treat around the tablet or capsule until it's fully enclosed and no medication is exposed, then offer it by hand. Many pets do best with a plain treat first, then the loaded one, then another plain one — the rhythm keeps them from inspecting the middle treat too closely.

Watch to confirm your pet actually swallowed it, particularly with cats, who are notorious for eating around a pill and leaving it on the floor.

Check with your veterinarian before hiding medication in food. A few drugs need to be given on an empty stomach or shouldn't be given with certain foods, and a couple shouldn't be handled bare-handed at all.

Additional Information

For dogs and cats. Treats should stay under about 10% of daily calories. Always provide fresh water. Store in a cool, dry place. Not a substitute for a complete and balanced diet.