Are these solid pills that can be cut or capsules? We have to cut them in half for our dog.
1617605
Hello, these are solid pills but not pre cut. You're going to have to use a knife...
1617606
They are solid pills thankfully not capsules. Hope this helps. Please if we can help we will
1617607
That's an interesting question! For your dog? :-) Yes, they are pills and can be easily cut.
1617608
They are solid pills - very small, but should be easy to cut in half. I bought a bottle for my dogs and one for myself!
1617609
Hello! I am considering getting these for my dog as well as she has severe allergies - wanted to make sure your pup had no reaction to these? Thanks!
1617610
They can be cut, they are not capsules. If you crush these they would turn into powder, I believe.
1617611
They are pills and can be cut, use a pill splitter. Our dog has allergies also and we give him loratadine. I never thought about giving him Diphendydramine, both are sold by Amazon.
269912
They are tablets, so yes, technically you can cut them, but best to do with a real pill cutter since they are on the small side.But I have also read that you shouldn't cut time-release pills.
2232919
They can be broken in half for smaller dogs. My dog loves them. She gets one after her morning meal.
485930
I have found that small pills can be cut with this device depending upon the hardness and shape of the pill. "Caplets" are fairly easy to cut while small round pills cut less evenly. My suggestions are to try it and make sure the pill splitter is on a firm surface. Good luck!
1644967
My 10 year old Yorkie loves the standard pill and we use them as treats. I break them in half and we have not had a problem with him taking them. He was a little hesitant the first couple of times but would eat the whole bottle if he could now.
414391
No...They are not in capsule form. They are hard, compressed & smooth pills in oblong shape. I think they are easy to swallow.
1117537
No they are solid pills, you just swallow them, it is not a chewable tablet
1149105
I haven't tried them myself but we just put them in the bowl with our dog's dry food and she eats them right along with the food. They are a little softer than dry food. Our dog is ten lbs. so we give a half pill twice daily. She was limping when she would get up and no longer does that. Been using at least one year.
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I wouldn't say they are 'monster' size but the are bigger. I would recommend buying the chicken flavor because they are very pliable and can be molded around a capsule or pill. I have two large dogs and this works for me. A capsule would protrude out the end of the pill pocket and that is why being moldable is important. The peanut butter flavor pill pocket is crumbly and does not mold around the medicine but the chicken flavor is a joy to work with and the dogs really think it is a treat! I hope this is helpful for you; but, if not, ask again and I'll try again.
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The chewable tablets are scored down the middle so you can snap them in half. I would use 1 and 1/2 tab. At first, my dog wouldn't eat them, but now he loves them - like a treat. If you have the non-chewable pills, get a pill splitter. If this dosage doesn't seem to be enough, then up it to 2. . Hope this helps!
1919102
These are small with a small cavity to put the pills into, my dogs love them and so easy to give with meds. I would say even a small dog could eat these with no problem.
2262965
We haven't actually tried that but it should work. If you cut the pills in half, then rotate them in the pill cutter, keeping the halves together, you should be able to then cut them again into quarters this time. As long as the pill isn't too tiny this should work. It's a pretty good pill cutter. We've had several that didn't work worth beans and this one works well.
1531986
They are very hard. I have never tried. It might be easier to partially let them dissolve. But if you had a pill cutter it would probably work
446951
These are large capletes and solid, so I think you can cut them in half! :)
553276
What we received were capsules. We would just put them in a pill pocket treat and feed them to the dog.
123656
They are a hard pill, with a notch for halving. they have a flavor the dog liked, and took it easily. My dogg seemed to get a bit better. These are not for pain, really, but help the joints improve.
647537
I do not know if they sell chewable pills. I do know that the pill is sort of large but I cut it into with a pill cutter. I have been using this brand for years and have no complaints.