FAQ

Ten minutes of sniffing for dogs is equivalent to about an hour of physical exercise, providing significant mental stimulation.

To mask the smell of pills for dogs, use strong-smelling, dog-safe foods like liverwurst, lunch meat, or soft dog treats, and prepare everything out of your dog’s sight.

Ten minutes of sniffing is roughly equivalent to an hour of physical exercise for dogs.

The best way to mask the smell of pills for dogs is by hiding them in strongly scented, dog-safe foods like liverwurst, peanut butter (xylitol-free), or canned dog food.

Ten minutes of sniffing for dogs is roughly equivalent to an hour of mental stimulation through traditional activities.

The best thing to put pills in for dogs is a small amount of soft, tasty food they enjoy, such as peanut butter (xylitol-free), cheese, or commercial pill pockets.

Try hiding the pill in appealing food or using tricks like the 'bait and switch' method; if that fails, administer the pill directly or ask your vet for alternatives.

If your dog refuses to take pills, try hiding them in a tasty food, use bait-and-switch treat methods, or use a pet piller or compounded medication options.

Yes, some dogs can smell pills hidden in their food and may refuse to eat them, especially if they are suspicious or have previously detected medication.

You can hide pills in tasty foods, use treat-based tricks, or administer them directly with tools like a pet piller. Always check with your vet before altering medications or if your dog repeatedly refuses to take them.