Is this a real capsule? Or is it something that a cat will think tastes good so she'll eat it
1644864
This is a capsule, I pull it apart and mix it in my cats food. I have no problem getting my cats to eat it when mixed in their regular food. I ran out once and noticed a big difference in my cats ability to get around. definitely recommend this product!
1644865
It is a real capsule, I pull it apart and dump in in the food bowl, then I tap the empty shell on the bowl too, I often get more out of it that way. My cats love it added to both their dry and wet food. I have one that is 15, one that is 13 and a 3 year old cat too. They all love the Cosequin.
1644866
it is a two-part/ pull-apart gel capsule. I pull it apart, dump the powder on their wet food, mix it in. 90% of the time they eat it. my cats are 15, and get a bit picky with their food at times, so they balk now and then. I usually stop feeding for a 2-3 days and then reintroduce and things are fine. But each animal is different, so there is no guarantee that yours will eat it. The stuff really helps with the aches and pains for them. I highly recommend it.
1644867
Cosequin capsules are not to be shoved down your cats throat. You pull them apart and sprinkle the powder on their food. Preferably wet food. Just stir it in to dissolve. There is apparently no "off putting" taste to it. I use it every time I feed my older cats wet food. My two seniors are 18 and 15.
1644868
It is a capsule that can be emptied into their food or given like a pill. Which ever way the cat accepts it best. To make sure my cat gets the whole thing, I force it down their throat with a dollop of turkey or chicken baby food. I use Gerber 2nd stage that has only water, meat and gravy...no veggies or spices.
1644869
It is a powdered capsule. We open the capsule and mix the powder in wet food and get no complaints from the cat.
1644870
It's a capsule and too large to fit down my two cats throats. For one cat I mix it with her "Whiskas" catmilk (she gets most of it). For the other I mix with her hairball gel, a drop of water and feed it to her off a chopstick (yes, funny seeing a cat eat with a chopstick).
1644871
This is a real capsule with powder inside. The capsule can easily be opened and powder sprinkled on wet or dry cat food.
1644872
It is a pink and white capsule, easily separated and poured on a teaspoon of wet cat food and our cat gobbles it up! Helps his 18 year old body deal with arthritis.
1120124
My cat eats like a dog. I opened the capsule and sprinkled at first, but discovered she'll gobble the capsule whole if I just drop it on top of the wet food. Sometimes it'll surprise her if she splits the capsule and powder spurts out her mouth, but that happens rarely.
1053468
It is recommended that you open the cap and pour the powder on the cats food. The powder is chicken & tuna flavored so they eat it enthusiasticly. My cat is on a RX diet of canned food & still loves the Dasuquin flavored powder (and eats it happily). Good luck with your kitty. Jamie Babonis
684889
As far as I know, yes they do contain the same amount of product as the regular capsules. The smaller capsules are easier to "pill" your pet with. I had to break open the capsules and add the powder to my cat's food, whether regular size or small size, because my cat was not very happy having a capsule sent down her throat twice a day, but yes, the small capsules are supposed to contain the same amount of product as the regular capsules.
1053466
This is a human size capsule, so you cannot get a cat to swallow it. You simply pull one open and sprinkle the powder on wet food. My cats don't even know it is there and it goes right down! (I use ocean fish pate.)
53706
It is rather small. It is designed to be easily chewed by a mature cat, that may have some tooth sensitivity. This dry food was well tolerated and enjoyed by our seventeen-year-old, in addition to some good quality canned food.
793658
yes, it is a capsule, and I am sure it can be opened, however, don't be surprised if it has a strong smell when opened and a bitter taste
1971895
Definitely smaller than a dime. Our cat will eat it if it is broken in half in his food. In terms of human pills, it is on the smaller side.
598758
The Viralys powder does not have any sweetener of any kind in it. I think my cat has acquired a taste for it because it has always been in his wet food in the morning. I give him half a can of Fancy Feast with a spoon full (included in the container) sprinkled on top every morning. That is the only wet food he gets. If you have a problem with wet food (some cat owners do) just give him a few spoonfuls.
443879
They are capsules, so they are not tiny pills. Our cat could pick them out of pill pockets, so we just have to grab his scruff, pull back his head and pop a capsule into his throat. Then repeat. He used to fight, but now it's routine.
1677710
The capsules are easily opened and then I sprinkle the powder onto their wet food and mix up. It works great for my cats!
1120121
The capsule is too large for popping into a cats mouth - I wouldn't want to swallow something this large. My cat loves the taste so there's no problem putting it on food.
221416
I too have a cat that is a picky eater. I put the dry food in her bowl, open the Welactin capsule and squirt the contents over the dry food and she eats it. I was surprised but glad.
443880
The capsules are a little smaller than the regular Tylenol. We actually take it apart and sprinkle the powder over food. It works well that way. Otherwise my cat won't take the capsules. Hope this helps.
1971899
Definitely smaller than a dime. Our cat will eat it if it is broken in half in his food.In terms of human pills, it is on the smaller side.
1550672
Can only speak for my cat, but she hasn't tried to eat/swallow it. She bats at it with her paws and sometimes chews it but only to play. Also, the rainbow part is made of felt and I think she's more intrigued by it moving than wants to eat it. Hope this helps.
730870
basically a probiotic for cats, according to package it contains "good" types of intestinal friendly microorganisms and other micronutrients