how to give a cat a pill low stress way

[@katrinahintze8322]

I love that you showed him spitting out the pill…very realistic! Thank you!

[@DrSallyJFoote]

your welcome!

[@birdymommy]

I LOVE that you used a "real" cat- not a "perfect" cat! Thank you for making this video- i can do this!

[@DrSallyJFoote]

You are welcome! I like my content to be real life and relevant

[@allcatz]

Too bad all cat meds aren't in liquid form. I needed this video as my cats pain meds after her spay surgery are pills.

[@jetlyfe12]

​@@allcatzodd, they usually give an oral/sublingual cat dose of buprenorphine for post surgery pain. At least for my lil guy they did..

[@pollyfoofoo8703]

Thanks for a realistic presentation. Most videos show cats who are really chill about being pilled.

[@wegaan]

One could even say that those cats are... 😎 chill pilled. 😎 🌅 (yeaaaaaah!)

[@ralphus44]

Somehow it was very relatable that you left in the footage of the cat spitting out the pill instead of editing that part out like everyone else would have. A big thumbs up from me!

[@DrSallyJFoote]

gotta keep it real life!

[@kamakirinoko]

Your comment about creating a fearful cat made chills go up and down my spine . . . I live alone and find it very difficult (I have yet to succeed) to give my cat a pill of any size. I've tried crushing and putting in food, but I personally TASTED these pills to see what I was giving him and they were **incredibly** bitter. Just an 1/8 of a teaspoon would contaminate a small bowl of wet food as to make it inedible. What I need is a liquid form of these pills with food flavouring to inject into his food so he can eat it without the bitterness. You'd have thought that veterinary pharmaceutical companies would have figured all this out. If so, they would have made a fortune.

[@ArielGibson757]

The pills can be compounded but it's expensive .

[@dbuchroeder]

​@robingibson5445 do you mean to tell me that you can take pills your vet gave you to a compound pharmacy , or is this only pliable to pills that are filled at the pharmacy and compounded

[@kamakirinoko]

@@dbuchroeder It's my understanding that you just have to find a pharmacy that does compounding. I just happened on one in my neighbourhood-use Google to search for "Pharmacy that does compounding" or "compounding pharmacy near me" and it should find one, if you're in a big city (I'm in Montreal). Then you bring the pills that the vet has prescribed-they have to be prescribed and you need to give the compounding pharmacy the prescription along with the pills (or liquids, but then you wouldn't need compounding) and there you go. I never actually went through with it so I don't know how much it would have been but as someone said it's probably expensive, but when you can't give a cat a pill and it MUST take the pill, you don't care how much it costs. Hope that helps. Let us know how it went!

[@sarahnoel666]

​@@dbuchroeder The vet has to send the prescription to a compound pharmacy.

[@lauriekristensen5859]

I had a compounded medication for a cat but it still immediately made her gag and vomit.

[@tinaa1981]

I tried this myself without an assistant... Im typing this while waiting for the ambulance to arrive

[@SheShe33]

😩

[@craiovabelgia2134]

what happened??

[@robinps52]

Been there…🙄

[@twi-knightthefox5543]

Fr what happened

[@willm678]

@@twi-knightthefox5543what do you think happened

[@MyersTheShape1978]

I love this lady. Such a sweet woman, you can tell she cares about the animals’ health, not just physical but also doesn’t want them to be upset. Thank you for helping us keep our kitties healthy.

[@johngoldstein1551]

Worked for me today! Momo had his claws out halfway ready to beat me up but he held it down! Thank you!

[@PearlMagnolia]

I tried every medium. Wet food, tuna juice, chorus, dry food moistened with warm water. Not a pill, a capsule. Have to twist off the top and sprinkle it in the medium. Nope she absolutely will not have it. I am disabled and have no assistant. So we graduate to the high stress method. Wrap kitty in a towel, pry her mouth open and pop the capsule in, holding her mouth closed for at least two or three minutes until I can tell she has swallowed it, followed by lots of praises and a churu if she's not to mad at me to take it. This, after trying to get her to take her meds the vet's way for five days. Five days worth of meds down the drain. At some point, I just quit worrying about her "feelings " and worrying more about her state of health if she doesn't get her meds!

[@stormcrow3642]

Way to get it done!

[@andymc1-0]

Thanks for this. I maybe have to resort to this as I'm also without a helper

[@1988vikable]

Yes sometimes you have to do it the hard way LOL Def depends on the individual cat temperament. And I FEEL you on wasting the medication. The amount of money I spent on the medicine for it to go to waste is just not acceptable. Money is scarce especially for costly animal meds. Down the hatch my furry feline child!!!

[@Ladywarbird90]

If you use this method without an assistant. Use your legs to hold the towel down.

[@sreach93]

If it was so easy to do, she should've done it without an assistant

[@1988vikable]

I just did this for my cat!!! She didnt resist me as much as I thought she is a sweet heart. Thank you!!!

[@PerspectivePossibilities]

@2:13 " *ugh you're guna be a pain in the ass* " 🤣

[@christine6059]

She says the towel is the only restraint, but obviously the assistant is keeping the towel in place and even holding the cat down. I’d love to see just one person pill a cat.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

see my other towel restraint with one person video then do the pilling steps

[@SuperMichelleDJ]

You just syringe feed as if feeding a newborn kitten. It's easier.

[@debbieshomes6984]

​@@SuperMichelleDJ Maybe so, but my little kitty didn't want to swallow and drooled it out

[@debbieshomes6984]

​@@DrSallyJFoote if it's so easy which it's not, you should do it yourself and see

[@GothicElf68]

@@DrSallyJFoote I left a comment asking how to safely hold a cat solo; now I find you have a video on that. I'm going to look for that now. Thanks!

[@Malebrignon]

I've never seen a youtube tutorial starring folks I've actually met! Thanks for your help. Great to see both of you. Haven't seen either since Shopko closed.

[@mariannaveress6708]

I love this video. I love that even in professional setting you showed that you can't always give the cat the pills and it made us cat parents don't feel so stupid for struggling with our babies. You also reminded me that I can just crush it and give it to him that way was way easier, and the stress on the cat and on me went down significantly. Thank you! This was the best.

[@abc33155]

You need to watch incompetence to make you feel better? Ok. 😅

[@jamielawrence4749]

I have to give my cat 6 pills a day for heart disease. I've found that slipping the small ones into those Churro-type purees are the best, or, if I can, slipping one into a freeze-dried treat like chicken. But now he is catching on, or gets bored of the flavors, or simply keeps spitting it out accidentally. Some days are easier than others! I don't have someone to help me, and he is strong, but the towel method looks helpful for the times I break down and need to give it to him if he isn't getting it with the other methods. The time frame (having to give a cat a pil every 12 hours, for example, makes it worse because then I panic that I'm missing the window and he probbaly feels it! Never wanted to have a boyfriend more than to have someone help me with giving my cat these pills! 😅 Thank you for the video.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

talk to you vet about transdermal forms of the meds. this will help too.

[@MariaMaria-kv1oh]

6 pills a day is not a life for him ...try with natural methods...what kind of veterinary would do that to a cat😢

[@alexandrapatricio2727]

Yes, they do feel everything, out anxiety gets to then. Good looks for you, Giant task.

[@deborahchasteen3206]

You are doing the very best you can. Your cat benefits more from having a kind loving home than a few missed hours. You are wonderful; please be as good to yourself as you are to your cat.

[@Chief_Brody]

Choose the bear

[@roblesayify]

I successfully applied the second technique using the syringe method step by step, and it worked like a charm. My cat remained calm and swallowed the medication with ease. Thank you immensely for sharing this helpful video. 🙏

[@CozyVoidProductions]

Hey if I may ask, what did you use to mix the pill with? chicken broth or something?

[@OCandy13]

I love the idea of crushing the pill and adding it to broth. I have a very sick cat that needs his pill but also has a sore throat - this is the way to do it I think!! Thank you!

[@DrSallyJFoote]

you are welcome. Honey is also a good substance to use as it coats the throat and helps it heal

[@debbieshomes6984]

​@@DrSallyJFoote What if your cat doesn't swallow and drools?

[@miles267]

Nothing about this was low stress! Classic!

[@PerspectivePossibilities]

Gfy 🤣🤡

[@miles267]

😂

[@PhukkyaFielings101]

Nothing is low Stress though cat’s Are always Like this

[@Ladywarbird90]

Low stress because the cat didn't growl, yell, hiss, claw, etc.... Do this any other way and it's more stressful...

[@Jraywhatsyourname]

Really happy to have found this; I think a lot of people would think we are insane for doing all of this for our cats, but they just don't get it

[@dsj2095]

This is interesting and appreciate the use of this cat - the struggle is real! Would love to see a video of a single person trying to pill a resistant cat. Never yet seen a video of this. They always have help but we don’t all have assistants/housemates or neighbours to call on twice a day, every day. My cat would be backed out of there, fighting, and dreadfully stressed. Only way I can achieve this is to crush the tablet, mix in butter, and butter the top of her paws - just as I do when we move house. It’s an old way and a risk for full dosage but the only thing that works.

[@SuperMichelleDJ]

No you have to use a towel and restrain their head. Sorry, no other way around it.

[@Tiborcek]

@@SuperMichelleDJ We wrap the towel around the neck (like at the barber's) to immobilize the front legs, so it can't scratch us. Sometimes we "sit" on them (not full weight, of course) to have a firm grip. One cat is easy, it cooperates and opens mouth fully, but the other one struggles all the way and it's so much harder with her.

[@angrybees8122]

I like that you showed the real clip without editing it. Cats are cool

[@alianarogue89]

Oh my god! I have such a difficult cat who’s aggressive comes to giving medicine. This video helps, it really works on my cat! What a life hack! Thank you ❤️

[@MrBinieam]

This helped me successfully give my cat her medicine. Thank you.

[@ermasmith4311]

Thank you! Thank you Dr Foote, for making it plan and simple with the syringe; that is an answer to prayer, Thank you again, ma'am!

[@dopecactus8513]

thank you so so much. My little man has heart and liver problems and he has to take medication for the rest of his life, which he never ever had to. I dont want to stress him out even more. Thank you so so much for this helpful video

[@DrSallyJFoote]

Glad I could help Let us know how this works for you!

[@julietdoty6502]

Great and easy way to pill a cat. Tried it and it worked. Thanks!

[@staceyshore5429]

Great video with lots of good ideas. Well worth the 4 minutes to watch.

[@WombatofDOOM53]

I'm going to give this a try. My cats are very difficult. This is great because it seems too many videos show cats who are cooperative and that just leaves me feeling like a complete failure because I can't make it work.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

let me know how it works for you. Yes, I like to use real-life demos

[@jenniferseymour38]

LOL, at first I read this as "real life demons"! I mean... sometimes that's what it seems like when pilling a cat!@@DrSallyJFoote

[@Paroles_et_Musique]

I think the main point is "always have 1/2 more pills than prescribed", as half of them will get unusable, when cat spit them out. It's hot summer here also, so when I cut a pill in half, one half morning, one half for dinner, the second half transforms into dust during the hot day. I tried put it in the freezer, still got destroyed when I took it out, guess some pills aren't made to last once you cut them. So, always have half more than you need.

[@joee8195]

It worked! And I did it solo. I came up gently behind my cat, lifted his head up, nose pointing to ceiling. And then I slipped the pill in after dunking it in wet food. He did try to lick back out, but after my second placement he swallowed it. No fuss, no muss. Thank you for this video. I guess I have a nearly perfect cat.

[@vlee3880]

Awesome. Appreciate the content and example of how to modify a tool we have at hand.

[@carriemou3678]

This is what came up for "how to give a cat a pill by yourself". 😂 where's my assistant?

[@sarahharvie2779]

Thank you so much for this advice. I’ve always struggled with Poppy and pills. Will be doing it as you’ve displayed here from now on 😊

[@myathehappy_1]

What if youre single and dont have someone else to hold the cat? I have to give 7 days of liquid meds and so far day 3, I get about a 1/4 of the liquid into the cats mouth every dose, now she's acting like she hates me :( I also have to give a pill on top of this. Not happy someone needs to invent a cat holding device.

[@camilaandrea801]

I've seen people making a cat burrito with a towel

[@jessicasnaplesfl7474]

Hahahaha! I loved the first part of your video - just like home! Thanks for the great idea of using syringes + tasty liquid to deliver the pulverized pill without stress.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

let me know how it works for you

[@Lito-u4b]

This helped alot, thanks! I took a towel over my cat, made him lay down and sat over him on my knees too hold the towel down, then i gently took the pill in his mouth as showed in the video and I held his mouth up for about 3 minutes. And I also used a syringe with water after he swallowed the pill after about 2 minutes so he dosent have so much bad taste from it. He growled some but no scratching :-)

[@KarmaZeusBoi]

You really helped me. Thank you so much

[@jeanettefortenberry8038]

Wonderful! Thanks for giving a realistic representation!

[@DrSallyJFoote]

Glad you liked it!

[@Tropicalexc]

Thank you so much for these wonderful techniques❤️❤️🫶🙏🏻

[@Kat123]

Thank you for making this video. It helped me to pill my cat

[@VickieLee-w7j]

So…EPIC FAIL! I don’t have a hemostat at home, but had a CVS syringe. I bored out the opening with a random metal tool. I don’t have the fancy paste she has on hand, so I used butter mixed with wet cat food, crushed the pill, mounded it onto the plunger of the syringe, and inserted it into the syringe. After all this work, I wrapped the 4 month old kitten in a shirt and attempted to administer said concoction. Keep in mind, this kitten has done very well with the some other liquid medicines, might even enjoy receiving it. I’ve been giving it to him for weeks. In the end, the cat panicked, got a mixture of worm, medicine, butter, and fish, flavored wet cat food all over his neck and face, the shirt, and me, and he is still running from me. I cannot catch him. This is the friendliest kitten ever and he now hates me and thinks he’s going to die. Perhaps some other modifications would work and I just really effed things up? Anyway, zero out of five stars…do not recommend. 😂😂😂

[@sydneyknutsen2492]

Excellent common sense approach. Love the crushed pill in water via a syringe. Never occurred to me.

[@dreamthemusicnow]

That was so helpful! Thank you!

[@rondeichman]

My cat is now doing daily Benadryl pills (1/2 12.5mg) and it's a rodeo. He's a super mellow fellow so he always forgives but sometimes I feel bad for him. I will try your method of crushing it and administer with water. Thanks for the video!

[@silva7493]

I R E A L L Y needed this!😻

[@rajgill7576]

Here goes nothing.. thanks for the most real guide. I have churu treats laying around so should be cake!

[@tnsmemory]

Very helpful, good modeling of us staying calm

[@m4nap4rt20]

I have to give me senior cat pills twice a day. She is very resistant to taking them and, even when I follow with water, occasionally (somehow) pukes them out. Tried the ear version, but it's not helping as much. I will try crushing, but any other suggestions? Your cat was a toy compared to mine. She will rip you to shreds if you aren't careful, even with two of us. Can't afford the surgery...

[@rodlong1802]

LOL!!! The pills I have aren't crushable first off and second, my cat would never even let me hold her down in a blanket like that 😂

[@CurlyAceVentura11]

What about when you have to do it by yourself?

[@patrickdaugharty7475]

My cat is three times as squirrelly as that cat. I have to admit it was hilarious to watch specially, since the vet was doing it. Ha😂

[@DrSallyJFoote]

just showing real life.

[@elizabethpaints]

This was very helpful. Our vet did not show us the syringe method. Will give that a try later. It's been an ordeal : (

[@AliceA333]

TYSM!! SO glad we watched, my husband said "we can get it down, what's the point" & I said "maybe there's a less stressful way"....our cat isn't named "Whimpy" because of Popeye....

[@samuraisharkie]

I tried to do the syringe method and my cat choked. Like she did the “I’m going to vomit” retching expression and then crawled off like she’d been injured. I gave her a treat to see if she was able to swallow, and she did eat it (after a little) but now I’m worried it went down the wrong pipe. I put it in sideways, my sibling was holding her still and keeping her head up, but things still went wrong.

[@jamikatechaos9972]

Fitting that I was "like" 411, as this was actually informative, and with a less than enthusiastic cat!

[@DrSallyJFoote]

I am glad this helped!

[@sreach93]

You've just demonstrated how hard it is for 2 people to give a cat a pill

[@koooniiin]

hahah came here because my cat did exactly what this cat did :p I had a bit of a fight with her, thanks for showing a better way. It's soo much less stressful for the cat to give it with a syringe.

[@chuckbatson595]

Presumably pills with an enteric coating shouldn't be crushed? Also dilate the hole in the syringe ahead of time, then rinse it out before putting in the medication, to minimize squirting bits of plastic into the cat.

[@JonathanHartwig]

I didn't watch a video and did almost everything wrong last night. Tonight should hopefully be a different story. Thank you!

[@GothicElf68]

I love the suggestion to crush those pills (with a medication that can be crushed- obviously time released meds cannot be crushed) and mixing it with something to make it more liquid, Also, I had no idea that the best way to use a syringe is to go from the corner of the kitty's mouth. Thank you for both of these. However, I do have a question. I live alone and don't have anyone to assist me. What is a good way to hold my cat while giving him his meds that won't scare him, but will keep him secure while I get his meds into him?

[@Laura-qc7dj]

1.) Our cat wouldn't stay still in a towel like the one here for even 5 seconds. This cat appears very calm. 2.) We don't have nice high-up exam tables at home. I am in an apartment with tiny counter space, and he is not allowed to go up there nor does he even try, so not an option, though it would be the best option! 3.) I'll keep perusing videos because as our cat ages, we will need to pill him! Every time we have tried, it rolls around his mouth, and he vomits from the bitterness.

[@KenmoreToast-xp2nj]

My cat is taking Denamarin, which says on the box, which says on the box that it's "sensitive to moisture". Could I still cover it in Churu right before giving it to my cat? Thanks in advance, this video was super helpful in teaching me.

[@nelliesfarm8473]

That cat isn't fighting at all like mine !!!!!! 😢 mine its impossible! I keep trying

[@spk3489]

My cat immediately senses something fishy with the syringe. Ah! It's a hard task. 😪

[@DrSallyJFoote]

Feed your cat baby food alone out of the syringe so he learns to like the syringe.

[@troyhearn8642]

Thank you.

[@michelleingram4393]

Love this video, it worked for me 😊❤

[@SuperToby3]

I almost lost my hand for trying 😂

[@leenb.7936]

If this is the lowest stress possible I’m in dispair right now. I am alone, an assistant (or meaning: any other human besides me) means serious high anxiety for my cat. What is a stress free method of giving a cat (which can’t be hold without it causing her lots of anxiety) medication? She will only eat dry kibble, refuses wet cat food, (cat) milk, (cat) pudding, liquid snacks, doesn’t want fresh-, raw- or prepared meat or fish, no cheese or whatever. Still hoping she will love the churu, didn’t know that exists so looked it up but I don’t have it yet so don’t know whether that will work or not (she has to want to eat it herself, can’t feed it into her mouth on my own and having an assistant will stress her out too much

[@msSit00]

Covering the pill in a food he likes worked wonders! He finally swallowed it

[@msSit00]

He’s such a good boy though, never tries to bite me or anything, even when he’s stressed 🥲❤️

[@Ohhellno376]

How would you give amitryptiline? It numbs the mouth. I can't afford the transdermal for my senior cat anymore

[@ltvanburen8555]

I love this video, but what if we don’t Ave a vet tech to help us😿

[@YAHWEHrules]

Thank you 💖🙏🙂 can i just mix capstar with a can of cat food? Mine is a rescued semi ferral , big sweet heart as long as he doesnt percieve s threat. His name is Tator 🙂🙏 folks at Sonic used to buy him a hamber , they kept him alive his whole life he is a spoiled elderly semiferral , but he got his name tator from the people at sonic . He has some fleas but when i try to wipe him down to clean them off he gets upset. Have used topicals but they dont seem to work sometimes. His bedding gets washed about twice a month and he doesnt have teeth anymore so he has to have canned cat food. Hoping that capstar will work. Thank you.

[@whysosleepyjoe2811]

My big boy just had a castration i hope this helps tomorrow he is a very grumpy boy and I know he wont like the Pill 😬 Update: He didn't mind the pill it was just that it was sticky so I used the spoons to crush the pill and put it into the churu paste and he took it all off my finger like it was candy 🙌 I hope this helps in the future that kitty didn't seem to like the syringe

[@Bella-kh6jt]

Can you crush metronidazole tablets and add broth to give with a syringe or is it slow release and need to be ingested whole ?

[@DrSallyJFoote]

you can crush it but it is bitter. Use a strong broth or tuna water to hide the taste.

[@richb1576]

I tried this. Cat foamed and would not swallow and ended up having a mess all over. I wish this did work it looks a lot easier

[@user-fw1nj7yq5m]

You said put the syringe where the lips meet, not in the front but rather at the corners of the mouth, but then you put the syringe in the front. ?? Or did you mean put your ‘free’ hand at the corners of the mouth to help open the mouth? Thanks.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

I was putting the syringe from the side next to my thumb. It was hard to see - if the camera person came closer the cat would have reacted and this is a real life setting where we have to balance filming and demonstrating treatment.

[@didarden]

If capsule dip one end in fish oil

[@KamuCreates]

What would you suggest if the pill is has a liquid filling and the cat is being difficult?

[@DrSallyJFoote]

ask for an alternative medication

[@xraychick08]

When I try this with my cat he clenches his jaw shut and wriggles his head side to side and tries to back out of the towel. Pretty much impossible to give meds to.

[@apetrading1528]

I hope this works. My street cat really having tough time while breathing

[@DrSallyJFoote]

let us know how it works

[@apetrading1528]

@@DrSallyJFoote People's lives can change very unexpectedly in 7 months. My life changed too. I changed too. I don't have cats anymore because I learned how hard it is to bear the pain when they die.

[@suresoundsgreat]

My options for hiding the pill in food/treats is limited because my cat has IBS. Any tips for IBS-friendly methods?

[@cacoolj1]

What is the brother your using in the syringe?

[@sundance2005]

How do we know if know if the med can be given this way, I have can be given this way? I have to give my cat a Probiotic which is in a capsule?

[@DrSallyJFoote]

double check with your veterinarian for the specific medication, but most can be pulverized

[@jenniferseymour38]

probiotics are flavorless, so you should be able to open the capsule and mix the powder into food easily.

[@ketchup300]

Is it ok to crush cystaid and mix it yogurt or no?

[@pamcarter4980]

Ive been scared of the cat choking or aspiring the pill.

[@t2av159]

Thank you

[@amandabloom7207]

How are you all keeping from having your cats shake head back and forth?! Mine needs an Xray for heart murmur but can't get meds in him 😭

[@ccalexander1924]

What kind of broth do I use

[@DrSallyJFoote]

churro treat - you can use baby food, or chicken broth

[@Linda_W.]

​She also mentioned tuna water, which is what I just used. I was able to administer ALMOST all of it. 😔

[@ccalexander1924]

I tried it and I got bit

[@ZakariaManso]

Is it okay to mix it with food somebody answer me I'm trying to give her some vitamins like the vet ordered

[@goldenpony822]

But the medicine taste so horrible that she vomits id it's not in pill form... And she also struggles... what to do...

[@DrSallyJFoote]

ask your vet to prescribe the medication as a transdermal gel. This can be applied to the inside of the ear.

[@Bunnironi]

I'm not a veterinarian but omfg I've done all of this with all my cats who had to take pills for tapeworms and etc.

[@Straingelove]

How can I give my cat Azodyl? 😢

[@DrSallyJFoote]

verify first with your veterinarian - this may be a drug that can be compounded into a taste tab or liquid for easier dosing than the capsule. I do not advise opening the capsule as this particular drug is bitter, and it would alter the rate of absorbtion.

[@Straingelove]

@@DrSallyJFoote thank you so much. I hope they can compound it 🥺🙏🏻❤️

[@mademsoisellerhapsody]

THANK YOU❤

[@DrSallyJFoote]

You're welcome 😊

[@whazzsupwithu]

I'm at my wits end....I have tried everything to get her to take this pill. 3 days no problem, 4th day not having it. Watching this video stressed me out especially when you said the pill could get stuck. The pill my cat takes is very small and coated but has managed to find it and spit it out of every treat. I won't crush it because we are trying to avoid her from throwing up and getting more dehydrated. I don't know what to do......Please help me!!!

[@ZakariaManso]

Is it okay to mix the pill with the food I gotta give my cat some vitamins

[@Galedriall]

I'm trying to give my cat his plavix... it did not go well. I tried the first method with my husband holding him. I'd like to try the 2nd but where can I find a syringe???

[@ja2de769]

Pharmacies have syringes. As a pharmacist at a drugstore for one. They also have different sizes.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

stop by your vet clinic and ask for one, or ask your local pharmacist for a 3 cc dosing syringe

[@MariaMendoza-iq2xx]

Perdón pero yo estoy sola y no tengo una persona que me ayude a darle la pastilla al gato. Esto no nos funciona a todos. Lo pone fácil con dos personas pero solo una persona no es lo mismo. 😊

[@nasrinmunshi9681]

Dr mam.my kitty is having FHV 1.Any suggestions hw to tk care of him.

[@DrSallyJFoote]

This is a chronic condition that needs consistent eye meds and oral meds. Follow this video for less stressful ways to apply eye meds kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmHTq6V_o6d-oJofeature=shared Good luck!

[@HopeDeee]

Thank you!!!

[@autumnsmith3585]

Good tips, however at home we don't have a hemostat... That kitty is a good boy.

[@denisem9709]

Churro treat trick worked. But not by pushing it into his mouth. But he licked it right off my finger after licking most of the churro 😂