Well in that case we'd just pretend whatever country currently annoying us the most had done it.
Natter 76: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Foaminess
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Timelies all!
Waiting for dinner, and trying not to think about the Iran clusterfuck to come.
Well in that case we'd just pretend whatever country currently annoying us the most had done it.
We have always been at war with Eastasia.
I want dinner. I do not know what I want to eat for dinner. I have to give Petunia more medicine, and she has now figure out how better to fight me. I think I need three hands to do it properly.
Can you wrap her in a towel? (Note, I have never successfully done this, but it always seems to be the advice for cats!)
For my dinner, I finished the artichoke stuff AND pita chips!
Going forward, I guess I'm only going to have popcorn for dinner, because I just picked up a table top cart-style popcorn maker off a Facebook free group!
Can you wrap her in a towel? (Note, I have never successfully done this, but it always seems to be the advice for cats!)
I think the issue is I need one hand for the syringe, and one hand to pry her mouth open. So even holding the towel is not really working! I am JSU being OK with getting whatever I get in her mouth, even though it isn't .4 ml.
I think the issue is I need one hand for the syringe, and one hand to pry her mouth open. So even holding the towel is not really working! I am JSU being OK with getting whatever I get in her mouth, even though it isn't .4 ml.
One of my tricks for getting meds in a cat by myself is to put them in a corner somewhere...either in the room or in a an armchair/sofa where they can't really back up any further, and then try to get their meds in.
I've been giving Oz 1/2 pill twice a day for a couple of years now, so I don't really need the corner anymore. I just sit his butt down and pop it in. I also do it just before I put his plate of food down.
I think the issue is I need one hand for the syringe, and one hand to pry her mouth open. So even holding the towel is not really working!
Oh yeah. My Hazel refused to take anything by mouth, so I ended up having to give her a topical medicine on her ear.
I mean, it's generally much much easier to do on kittens and even then I think most of you may recall the furious food splattered towel wrapped kitten photo from a couple years ago, when the kitten really didn't appreciate being syringe fed!
crushed pills in wet food is my go to if they will not give me an injectable.