Hope others will let the company know that their product would sell better with a different packaging option. The unique blend of creamy, delicious peanut butter and calming ingredients is designed to keep your pup occupied and anxiety-free. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Clear Instructions for a Hassle-Free Experience: BusyButter comes with straightforward instructions, recommending 1 tablespoon for pets up to 45 lbs and 2 tablespoons for those over 45 lbs, with the option to double or triple the dose as needed.

I'm about two weeks into giving her these treats and I can definitely tell a difference in her behavior. I figured now would be the time to get calming treats - if this cat loves anything, it's food (and treats are cheaper than an air diffuser). Anyhow, I digress - I had to soak these/grind them down first and sprinkle them onto food for my cats to eat.

Now I have bought other products from the company before like hairball chews, lysine and joint support, etc (my spoiled cats have probably tasted all of their products) but those weren't as hard. You can feed your furry friend straight from the squeeze pouch, or it can be added to a fillable toy to keep them entertained through playtime or while on the go. I'm a small woman with small hands and I can't even get my hand inside; I have to shake some out, pick one to break, try to dump the remainder back inside. This cat, I'm not sure if she was hurt by someone as a kitten, but she has always been somewhat apprehensive of me and my husband her whole life. I'm just happy she seems to like the taste - so at least they're still functional as normal cat treats for her.

She's been with me since childhood and when the time came for me to move out of my parent's place - the cat came with me.

Unfortunately, I could not tell she had had anything when it came time to put her in the car 1/2 hour later. She has a full bowl of food, full bowl of water, plenty of toys she doesn't really use (again - older cat) - so what's with the loud meowing? She's so adamant about not eating them now that we've put them in cheese and in peanut butter and she still manages to spit them out.