Mar 2023
1:30pm, 28 Mar 2023
11,089 posts
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leaguefreak
Bib spots hidden pills in normal food but we can either squish into the centre of a blob of pate food or (for bigger tablets) push into a bit of cocktail sausage then cover with lick-e-lix.
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Mar 2023
1:42pm, 28 Mar 2023
101,291 posts
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Hanneke
I have never had to give Lasya tablets. I was offered the choice between a £68 slow release antibiotic injection or £5 of tablets to be given twice a day for 10 days. Poor mite was so poorly I shelled out on the jab...
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Mar 2023
1:44pm, 28 Mar 2023
16,300 posts
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ITG 🇮🇸
Welcome back, Dipsy! What a relief.
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Mar 2023
1:44pm, 28 Mar 2023
101,292 posts
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Hanneke
But I know how to get them to take them: shove in mouth, then lift head, moth shut, stroke throat until they have to swallow.
Otherwise, I recommend a labrador 😎
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Mar 2023
1:46pm, 28 Mar 2023
41,784 posts
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EvilPixie
I wasn’t given a choice! The tablets are penicillin and Mr Pix is allergic and info says he should avoid touching so the tablets are all mine!
They are twice a day the antibiotics are once a day
Not sure if it’s easier to do tablets then hope the liquid antibiotics will wash down or do 3 sessions!
His eyes look ok but I have drops for them too twice a day
I haven’t done anything yet as I thought I would let him settle in first poor lad
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Mar 2023
1:46pm, 28 Mar 2023
336 posts
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GetOutTheDoor
Jeb, Yay for Dipsy making it home safely. What a relief to have your stop out home.
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Mar 2023
1:50pm, 28 Mar 2023
17,210 posts
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Garfield
Great news JEB!
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Mar 2023
2:13pm, 28 Mar 2023
3,223 posts
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Ally-C
A good cat day.
I’ve had to resort to wrapping ours in a towel to give tablets it’s not fun though.
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Mar 2023
2:26pm, 28 Mar 2023
13,466 posts
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Little Nemo
You could try grinding them to powder, mixing with butter and then seeing if he will lick the result? This used to work for mine who were notoriously difficult to get tablets down.
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Mar 2023
2:32pm, 28 Mar 2023
41,785 posts
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EvilPixie
That’s a good suggestion
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