prompt: my dog has to take a pill every morning but she’s allergic to peanut butter and won’t eat the pill if it’s just mixed in with her dry food. What else can I use to give her medicine?
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chosen.content: my dog has to take a pill every morning but she’s allergic to peanut butter and won’t eat the pill if it’s just mixed in with her dry food. What else can I use to give her medicine?
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chosen.content: Here are some ways to pill your dog that don't involve peanut butter: 
  
  * Wet Food - If you have canned wet dog food, you can hide a pill in a tablespoon of it and feed it to your dog. 
  * Semi-soft Cheese - Dogs love cheese, and its texture is great for hiding pills. Just be careful not to use cheese with added herbs or other ingredients, especially garlic, onion, or raisin, as these are toxic to dogs. Cheese is also quite fatty so take care to use it in moderation for the sake of your dog’s long-term health.
  * Pumpkin Purée - Pumpkin puree is sweet and soft, a perfect alternative to peanut butter for pilling dogs. It’s also great for your dog’s health, packed with fiber and nutrients. Be careful to get plain pumpkin puree rather than pumpkin pie filling, though. 
  * Hot Dog Chunks - Hot or cold slices of hot dog are a great place to hide pills. Your dog is sure to gobble these up without hesitation. 
  * Scrambled Egg - It wouldn’t be terribly convenient to have to whip up a pan of scrambled eggs each time your dog needs to take a pill, but you could keep a batch of pre-made egg patties in your fridge or freezer for these occasions. Just pour the scrambled egg mixture into a lined cupcake pan, using a small amount for each patty, and bake in the oven. Again, be sure not to add any spices or ingredients that may be unsafe for your dog. 
  * Greenies Pill Pockets - These are hollow dog treats made especially for pilling dogs.
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rejected.content: my dog has to take a pill every morning but she’s allergic to peanut butter and won’t eat the pill if it’s just mixed in with her dry food. What else can I use to give her medicine?
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