Nancy, what a great idea! I have made dog treats, bird treats, but never one for cats. I found a website with some great sounding recipes and I am going to try a few out.

I use glucosamine chondroitin myself, but haven't had to give it to pets......yet

Sure looks like you could pulverize the pill and add to one of these recipes, but how much?

I've been dosing my Tom, Nicademus. He weighs about 25 lbs.(?), and I've given him about 1/8th of a tsp. every day. It seems to help, but he's figured out that I'm mixing it into a bit of his wet food, and eats around it now. You would have to treat these treats like kid's Flinstone vitamins. Yes, I take it too, so when he started hobbling, the light bulb went on.

Nancy.

Quinton, my dog, takes a glucosamine tablet every night with a spoon of cream cheese.

I couldn't even begin to guess how you would administer it to a cat with food. I think you would need to be creative with different treats as cats are very smart.

Nancy, when we adopted Breeze unfortunately she had ringworm and had to be treated. The medication was in pill form, her dosage being she was such a tiny kitten was 1/4 of the crushed pill 3 X a day. The vet suggested mixing it with margarine. This worked really well she lapped it right up. This might do the trick for you.

Annette

Hmmmm...I'll try again. He used to eat the wet food right away!! Well, I don't think Olivina will hurt him, and he is almost toothless, so it's not like he chews!! I'm glad that the pills are helping Quinton - it's such a great fix!! And if margarine doesn't work, cream cheese should surely do the trick, and he does like dairy!! Thanks guys.

Nancy.

Quinton's favorite food is butter *lol*.

Toothless you say? Awwww, hugs to you little senior citizen boy.

Like Indy says: It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage." LOL.. that's Nici to a T!!!!