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Liquid and Paste Dog Treats

Is your dog fussy with food or just doesn't want to take their medicine? Liquid or paste dog treats are extremely palatable to tempt even the fussiest pooch to eat. Dogs that have needed dental surgery in the past may not be able to chew on traditional dog treats, so tasty paste dog treats are the perfect way to offer a treat they can enjoy too. Pet Circle stocks a great variety of liquid and paste dog treats with flavours sure to impress every dog's taste.

Best liquid and paste dog treats based on our customer reviews

Absolute Holistic Bisque Chicken and Caviar Liquid Treats for Cats and Dogs My dog and cat both love this. It also opens up their appetite so after they've had their treat, they go finish off their kibble! - SAM
Doggylicious Calming Peanut Butter Dog Treats Harvey loves peanut butter and destroying the house. He now can keep entertained with a dollop of this in his chew bone when we leave the house. - KATE
Mimi and Munch Bambis Butter I put this and biscuit(same brand) in Kong My puppy really likes it and play long time to take out. It makes stick the biscuit and stay in the kong. - ELLY

How to make dog ice blocks or 'pupsicles'

Dog ice blocks or 'pupsicles' are a fantastic way to keep your dog cool during summer. Dog ice blocks are a very easy form of behavioural enrichment to keep your dog entertained. Simply place a liquid treat of choice or wet food in a freezer-safe mould and add water. In a few hours, you will have ice blocks that your dog will find refreshing and delicious.

How do I get my dog to take medication?

There are a number of ways you can try to get your non-compliant pooch to take their medicine:

  1. Paste treats - concealing a pill or covering a chew in a tasty paste offers a different smelling and palatable option to the medication on its own. Picking a treat with a powerful smell will maximise success.
  2. Wet food - loaf texture wet food is highly malleable and easy to create a meatball to conceal a pill.
  3. Pill buddy - special shaped treats that can be moulded to conceal a pill.
  4. Treat repetition - if you have a suspicious dog who has figured out treats will sometimes contain some medicine. Feeding regular treats consecutively, then one containing medicine, can help confuse the real agenda.
  5. Changing the location - you may have a routine established when giving your dog their medication, offering a treat concealed with medicine on a walk or outing can reduce your dog's suspicion.
  6. Pet piller - these are a life-saver (or hands and finger saver) when it comes to non-compliant pooches. .

Interested in finding out more, check out our article on What are the best dog treats?

Customer Declaration

Veterinary Diets are carefully formulated to assist with the treatment or management of a particular illness or condition. By purchasing this product, you acknowledge and agree the following is true and accurate:

  • I confirm that my pet was examined by a veterinarian who recommended the use of this product.
  • I understand that it is recommended that I seek veterinary advice at least every 6 months regarding the use of this diet.
  • I understand that I need to seek immediate veterinary advice if my pet's condition deteriorates while I use this product.