Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Health & Behaviour => Health & Behaviour General => Topic started by: lilycat on June 12, 2007, 19:57:44 PM
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This is just a bit of a moan really...I've spent nearly 2 weeks devising ever more fiendish ways to get Imogen to take her Fortekor :evillaugh:
This morning I got her tablet out of the blister pack, put it on my side-table and before I could stop him, Dave wanders over and eats the damn thing!!! :censored:. Straight down - no problem.
I rang the vet straight away to make sure he'd be ok but it makes me wonder if they plan these things just to take the you know what.
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:rofl: :rofl:
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Oh my :rofl: :rofl:
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When I first got Kylie, she had to take antibiotics for something and I struggled for days with a pillgiver and trying to ram them down her throat, I bought tabpockets etc etc and eventually I put one in front of her and she ate it :tired: - aren't they fun :tired:
btw - what did the vet say about another cat having it?
Until recently, I always put claptons leftovers on a dish for the hedgehogs but now I bin it just in case there is any trace of fortekor and I poison one of them - also good to know just in case kylie eats one.
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Take a look at this to cheer you up!
Obviously not to be taken seriously. :rofl:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NGBpFfgStM
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It is so true! :evillaugh:
For Clapton, the best ways are
1. Prosiutto
2. Regular ham
3. Chicken
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My own personal fave was "Wrap cat in towel" :rofl: :rofl:
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the only time we tried with a pill gun and the little :censored: just kept spitting it back out straight into your face. Now we just crumble them up and mix into a teaspoonful of pre-brekkie tuna...seems to work every time so far - suckers! :evillaugh:
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Bob cat, after being wrestled into submission, would take the tablet, you could then do a complete cavity search of his mouth to make sure it was swallowed, and the next day find the slightly soggy tablet cunningly spat out behind the sofa ......