Arden GrangeTasty Liver Paste for Dogs 75g

My dog (a picky shih-tzu maltese mix) has been taking pills for her heart twice per day for a couple years now, and for a long time she was fine taking them using doggy pill wraps but then one day she decided she was not interested in those anymore. I tried a variety of brands and flavors but every day it became a struggle. In desperation I did a google search and discovered this product which seemed to work for a lot of other picky dogs and it 100% worked immediately. My dog loves it and med-time is not an issue any more.**Tips: Once opened you have to keep it in the fridge, which makes it thicker and tough to squeeze out of the container. But when it's cold, it's easier to mold around the pill. When it's room temp that part is harder. I've been taking it when it's room temp, squeezing it all into a small tupperware container, and then I put that in the fridge for daily use. I just mold a small amount of the paste around each pill and she eats it right out of my hand. It's a bit messy but worth it. I also cut the container open because you can squeeze out a lot more than you think.So yes there are some logistical cons to this product but it makes my dog's pill-taking so much easier that I don't care. I've already repurchased this multiple times.

I was having trouble getting my Yorkie to eat his meals because he is so picky. I put a little of this around his bowl and smear it on the bottom and not he eats every meal!

I didn’t believe the other reviews, and besides I’m no wuss, but squeezing out the product after you’ve refrigerated it is next to impossible. Pro tip: Get one of those “keys” we use for hair color tubes in salons. Makes it so much easier! Otherwise my dog thinks this is tasty!

My dog is in several medications and will not take her pills in anything I've tried. Someone told me about this paste and has been a game changer! I just give a little bit cause it is high in fat.

This product was a game changer for our elderly cat. He requires two doses a day of thyroid medication. We cut the pills up into about a half dozen small pieces in hopes he will not detect them in his food, pill pockets, or any other cat friendly treat that might disguise the pills. No matter what we used, 50% of the time he would find them and spit them out. This would cause him to refuse to eat anything else, resulting in weight loss over a period of time. Not good for an old cat such as him. We stumbled on the Arden Grange tasty liver paste after considering trying human brand liverwurst out of desperation. We found that the consistency of the paste along with the flavor hides the pills so he can't detect them. It also seems to stimulate his appetite. Whether it is actually making him hungrier or keeping him mentally calm since he's not finding ill tasting foreign objects in his food, the result is that he is eating his complete meals now.

Got this to give medicine to my small dog as she is refusing Pill Pockets now. It's really hard to squeeze out of the package. After opened it says to refrigerate and use within 10 days. So for my small dog, it was too expensive. The Kong easy treat works much better for medicine dispensing as this product doesn't meld to the pill. It stays in the round shape that comes out of the tube. Hard to wrap around the pill. She seems to like the taste however.

One dislike is how hard it is to get every single drop out of the tube. I have found that cutting the bottom off of the tube and using something like my butter knife to push down on the tube really works.

This product is in a tube and cannot be squeezed out. It’s too thick to squeeze out. I had to cut the metal tube and scoop out.