When giving medicine to cats, you can first let the cat take the medicine on its own. Mix the medicine with the food that the cat usually likes to eat. Some cats will eat it directly, but some cats will spit out the medicine. At this time, you need to use a tough method of feeding medicine, feeding medicine directly to the cat with your hands or using a medicine feeder, but be careful that the cat swallows the soft glue when feeding medicine with a medicine feeder. Of course, if it is a liquid medicine, you can also use a syringe without a needle to administer it through the corner of the cat’s mouth. If that doesn't work, it is recommended to take the cat to a pet hospital and give the cat medicine.

1. Feed the cat medicine directly with your hands

If the cat is relatively docile, the owner can feed the cat medicine directly with his hands. First, you need to wrap the cat with a towel and fix it, then pinch the tablet with your right thumb and index finger, use your left hand to slightly raise the cat's head to about a 45-degree angle, use your index finger and thumb to stimulate, pull open the cat's lower jaw and hold it against the If it cannot be closed, then quickly put the tablet held between the thumb and index finger into the cat's throat, quickly close the cat's mouth with your hands and pinch it, and at the same time gently stroke the cat's throat up and down with your right hand, and wait until you hear the cat swallowing several times. Make sure to swallow the tablet and let go to complete feeding the cat.

2. Use a medicine feeder to give medicine to the cat

If the owner is afraid that the cat's teeth will hurt him if he uses his hands directly, he can use a medicine feeder to give medicine to the cat. When using the cat medicine feeder, the owner first needs to withdraw the medicine feeder, and then fix the medicine in the slot in front of the feeder. Then the owner needs to secure the cat, raise its head about 45 degrees, use the index finger and thumb to open the cat's mouth, insert the medicine feeder deep into the cat's mouth, and press the medicine feeder to put the medicine into the cat's mouth. .

When using the medicine feeder, the owner must remember to feed it firmly, accurately and quickly into the cat's throat. When the cat licks its nose, you can check whether the medicine has been swallowed.

3. Mix the medicine into the food the cat usually likes to eat

If the medicine the cat wants to eat is in the form of granules, or the cat refuses to swallow the medicine and spits out the medicine, you can grind the medicine. Make it into powder and mix it with the food that cats usually like to eat, such as canned cats, cat strips, goat milk powder, etc. If it is a liquid medicine, you can add it directly to the cat’s food without letting the cat notice your behavior.

4. Use a syringe without a needle to feed the cat medicine

If it is a liquid medicine and the dosage is relatively large, you can use a syringe without a needle to feed the cat. medicine. The specific operation is to slightly open the cat's mouth, and then insert the needlePlace the head at the corner of the cat's mouth and slowly feed, being careful not to choke the cat. If the operation cannot be performed well, it is recommended to take the cat to a pet hospital for help.