Clipnosis In A Cat
Clipnosis (a combination of the words "clip" and "hypnosis") is a handy tool for the safe and effective handling of a cat, whether to make grooming easier or performing minor veterinary procedures. Learn more about this technique.
Clipnosis (a combination of the words "clip" and "hypnosis") is a handy tool for the safe and effective handling of a cat, whether to make grooming easier or performing minor veterinary procedures. Learn more about this technique.
As Mary Poppins would say, 'A spoonful of sugar — or in this case, butter — helps the medicine go down.' If a cat is very resistant to taking its medicine, sometimes it is easier to simply camouflage the pill, making it seem like a treat instead.
For the cat owner, learning how to compound medications can save money and make medicating easier, especially in a cattery situation. With a little care and information, anyone can learn this simple skill.
A compounding pharmacy specializes in preparing customized medications for patients. In recent years, compounding pharmacies have grown in popularity and are now offering their services to animal patients too.
No cats were harmed during the writing of this article. Can’t say the same about the humans.
Sooner or later, you will have to give one of your feline family members medication -- and that often means the dreaded 'pill'. This article includes photos showing the best way to coax that pill down your kitty's throat.
Most cat owners dread having to give kitty medicine. If you have the choice between giving a pill, a liquid or an injectable, which form of medication is best? Which should you choose?
If your cat's medication comes is a pill or capsule, you may find it easier to give it if you first turn it into a liquid form.
A spoonful of water helps the medicine go down, and can prevent unwanted side-effects when medicating your cat. Learn why.