sarsaparilla
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Actually, ours already rules ours!
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I will, I know she likes yogurt as she had a bit of a wind problem a few years ago & the internet said yogurt would do the trick....& it did!so remember the fromage frais trick ... our little prince survived on it. They are worth trying anything!
Yes, well done from me as well .You have looked after that little precious being so very well and brought her back to full health. If only all pet owners had your commitment and devotion. Well done @littleme.
I could never get my dogs mouth open to get them in, she'd clamp it shut . Even if we squeezed a tablet through the slightest gap she'd manage to stop it going down no matter how long we kept the jaws shut and spit it out again as soon as we let go . Cost a fortune in cheese as well as vets bills (Even the vet failed first time whilst showing us how easy that method was. He opened her mouth..."look gone"She waited until we'd lifted her down onto the floor then spat it out again )I was told by my vet to open the jaws, drop in the tablet , tilt the head back and rub the underneath of the jaw and neck.
It worked for my cat .
Too true .But they are worth all the expense and effort.
There's stiff competition for that title.most indifferent cat in the world!
I know and I administer it carefully but, to be honest, none of my cats have ever had any ill effects from it.Cats generally can't digest lactose very well so be careful using cheese and any other dairy products to administer medications. You might find they eat it but are then sick later. Both our cats love all things dairy (cheese and ice cream especially!) but we've had to stop giving it to them as it just makes them ill