Hopefully pet owners understand (Dedicated to pets) ??

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Walrus

·Nov 1, 2019

Alpha

Just open the capsule and spread the chicken flavoured powder over the food 👍

It’s not the capsules that are the problem

 

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Edward53

·Nov 2, 2019

Walrus

It’s not the capsules that are the problem

We find that rolling it up in a bit of minced beef does the trick.

 

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Darlinboy

·Nov 2, 2019·Pratts! Will I B******S!!!

Dragon slayer.

 

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Archer

·Nov 2, 2019·Omega Qualified Watchmaker

The clamshell cushions...here's Maeve getting into hers:

She really loves this thing! She usually does a couple of circles under the cover before laying down...

 

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Wivac

·Nov 2, 2019

Night walk time yo.

 

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The Father

·Nov 2, 2019

Mike forced to wear a sweatshirt and Timmy enjoying a chew while on their 2nd day of vacation

 

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Dan S

·Nov 2, 2019

Taking advantage of the milder weather today, Zelda and I had a nice local hike.

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Darlinboy

·Nov 3, 2019·Pratts! Will I B******S!!!

Ruh Roh!

 

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The Father

·Nov 3, 2019

Tribbles are trouble

 

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The Father

·Nov 3, 2019

Mike and Timmy on their coastal walk

Any dog experts care to take a stab at what mix Mike is

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wagudc

·Nov 3, 2019

Someone just got a haircut. This little pup is growing up fast.

 

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Alpha

·Nov 3, 2019·Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector

Walrus

It’s not the capsules that are the problem

Sorry I don't follow 🤦 the capsules are binned and it is only the powder that is sprinkled on the food and as it is so fine it usually is never discovered.

 

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Alpha

·Nov 3, 2019·Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector

The boys seem to enjoy the motorhome travels,

As an aside if you ever travel through Deeside in Scotland I can recommend a stop at Ballater and in particular the old station, lovely home baking, coffee, hot chocolate, etc. etc.

 

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Walrus

·Nov 3, 2019

Alpha

Sorry I don't follow 🤦 the capsules are binned and it is only the powder that is sprinkled on the food and as it is so fine it usually is never discovered.

I’m saying it’s tablets that are a problem. I try to get liquid meds which in most cases they have but my cat needs this cancer med that is only made for humans. I can’t force her to take them and if I grind them up and put them in food I guess she smells it and won’t touch it. I am a cat herder so I consider myself an expert on the subject, I’ll withhold the facepalm

 

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Dan S

·Nov 3, 2019

Walrus

I’m saying it’s tablets that are a problem. I try to get liquid meds which in most cases they have but my cat needs this cancer med that is only made for humans. I can’t force her to take them and if I grind them up and put them in food I guess she smells it and won’t touch it. I am a cat herder so I consider myself an expert on the subject, I’ll withhold the facepalm

Never tried one myself, but I have a friend who told me she uses something called a "pill popper" for her cat, who needs to take pills multiple times each day, and got pretty finicky about it.

 

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Walrus

·Nov 3, 2019

Dan S

Never tried one myself, but I have a friend who told me she uses something called a "pill popper" for her cat, who needs to take pills multiple times each day, and got pretty finicky about it.

Thanks I’ll look it up. She is about 19 now and has cancer. I give her shots and liquid medication. She probably doesn’t have a lot longer but she has had the big C for a year or so. TBH I really don’t like to force things on her but if there is an easier way to go about this I’ll try it. Vet said there is a very slight chance the pills would help and the shots and liquid seem to be doing her well.

 

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Alpha

·Nov 3, 2019·Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector

Walrus

I’m saying it’s tablets that are a problem. I try to get liquid meds which in most cases they have but my cat needs this cancer med that is only made for humans. I can’t force her to take them and if I grind them up and put them in food I guess she smells it and won’t touch it. I am a cat herder so I consider myself an expert on the subject, I’ll withhold the facepalm

I apologise as the face palm was intended for myself, I can only hope that things work out well.

 

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STANDY

·Nov 3, 2019·schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector

2 weeks looking after these 3 while Mrs STANDY is in NZ
Old boy

Young girl

This is my human ( the boss )

 

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wagudc

·Nov 3, 2019

Walrus

Thanks I’ll look it up. She is about 19 now and has cancer. I give her shots and liquid medication. She probably doesn’t have a lot longer but she has had the big C for a year or so. TBH I really don’t like to force things on her but if there is an easier way to go about this I’ll try it. Vet said there is a very slight chance the pills would help and the shots and liquid seem to be doing her well.

It can get expensive, but you can get the medication compounded. We have a human pharmacy in our town that can compound the medication for veterinary purposes. We got our dog's meds done up in a beef flavored solution. It was great, she loved it. Try asking your vet.

 

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Walrus

·Nov 3, 2019

Alpha

I apologise as the face palm was intended for myself, I can only hope that things work out well.

It’s fine she is a 19 year old cat. that is a very good life span for a cat