Zenkitty, I'm glad you've got Leo home. Here is a wikihow article that covers some options, including the syringe-y thing you can put the pill in the end of, and also has a video. You can try wrapping the cat in a towel or sheet, first. [link]
Or you can do yourself a favor and get some Pill Pockets [link] should be able to find them at most vet's offices, and at many pet stores. The disadvantage is, that if this trouble is caused by food sensitivities, well, the ingredients of Pill Pockets include several of the things that might cause such trouble - including wheat, and corn (syrup).
Or you can do yourself a favor and get some Pill Pockets
My one cat used to like those but no more. He figured it out! (The other cat will eat anything.) The only thing that works for him now is a piece of cheese but I have to change up the cheeses every couple of weeks.
Two Lumps' take on Mother's Day presents: [link]
My one cat used to like those but no more. He figured it out!
Lucy figured it out pretty quick but reacted the other way - the slightest shake of a pill bottle and she came running.
If the people hiring for a job are calling my references to ask about me, that's a good sign, right?
Yes. Some people will check references for multiple candidates, but those people are dicks.
Lucy figured it out pretty quick but reacted the other way - the slightest shake of a pill bottle and she came running.
Dogs, man... Gotta love what they will do for a nice nom.
Gotta love what they will do for a nice nom.
"Cecil . . . you gave away the plans, Cecil. How could you!"
"I'm sorry, Basil, they--they had noms!"
OK, just got a call -- the school that's probably my first choice right now, the one that was checking my references this morning, wants me to come for a campus interview.
