Giving Your Cat A Pill.

 


Giving a cat a pill can be a nightmare. No cat wants something stuck in its throat, and it will fight you with a tooth and nail to stop it. Although most cats are small in size, you may be amazed at how strong they really are. There are ways you can get your cat to take its pills, which we will cover below.


An easy way to give a cat pill is to grind the energy into a powder by placing them between two tablespoons. Once the pill is powdered, add it to the cat's wet food. Cats used to eat dry cat food will see wet food and think of it as a treatment. They will usually eat it, not knowing that they are just taking their medicine.


If the medicine happens in capsule form, all you have to do is separate the capsule and spray the medicine on some wet food and give it to your pet. If the food contains a pill or if your pet is sick, there is a good chance they will not eat it. In this case, you should look to the animal pilot for the animal. You can get these devices from your veterinarian. It is the plastic sticks that hold the pill until you press the plunger. If you find one, you should always get long with a soft tip.


If you find your gun, your veterinarian must show you how to use it. The hardest part of using a gun is getting your cat open its mouth. The gun will slowly shoot the pill in the cat's mouth, and go down his throat. You will need to hold him tight, to make sure he does not compromise in his own way. Once you have opened his mouth, you will need to squeeze the bullet and remove the gun immediately. After the pill is inserted, be sure to give your cat the medicine.


If you are not comfortable using a gun, you can always try to give your cat his pills by hand. To do this, you will need to hold your cat in place, and open its mouth with your hand. Once you have opened his mouth, you should point to the back of his throat and toss the pill in the middle. Once it is in her mouth, you should close her mouth with your hand and hold it closed for a few seconds. This way, your cat will swallow the pill if she has not already done so.


If you can't find any of the above methods to work, you can always go to your local pharmacy and get them made into a fragrant gel or liquid using your cat medicine. You should use this as a last resort though, as it may tend to cost.

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