What medicine bottle would work with these syringes to provide medication to the cat?
1026489
The bottle size just needs to be big enough to get the tip in and fill. That's a pretty small opening. If the container is very deep, that might be a problem. They do not have a long tip on them. Very flat. I use them for measuring prepared dyes and have the dyes in a beaker, pulling from there. We also use them to give our cat a holistic treatment for his cystitis. That comes in a tube. We can put the end of the syringe end to end with the tube and fill it, which is enough for his dose. It supposedly tastes like salmon and he loves it. So I don't have to force it. He gets a clean syringe fresh from the container, once a day and licks it right up. If I had to get it in the back of his throat...I like my hands in tact. I do not use the same syringes to get dye and use on the cat. They are separated. I don't need to dye the insides of my cat and my yarn does not need to smell like a salmon run. :) If it is hard to get the medication out of the container, you may want a long tipped syringe. I've gotten those here before.
1026490
We use the syringes to feed newborns and we just suck up the formula from the prepared package after it is warm and use it without a needle.
1310810
Yes, size, but a syringe would work a whole lot better. They would probably make a mess. these are more for liquids.
1712264
Yes! The spray form is used for dogs because cats hate sprays.(I think the sound of something being sprayed sounds to them like another cat hissing!)There is another type bottle available with this same product in it, but it has a dabber-type top that won't bother a cat when it is being applied. Just search amazon for the same stuff but add "cats" and it should pop up.
1677710
The capsules are easily opened and then I sprinkle the powder onto their wet food and mix up. It works great for my cats!
179148
I believe only the green tubes were in some kind of package. Hope your cat likes it!
410128
lift the skin between the shoulder blades while the cat is sitting and facing away from you. Lift the skin so it forms a Tee Pee shape or a Tent. Inject needle through the skin so the capsule goes into the tent and under the skin fully when you push the plunger. Super easy.
825291
give your vet a callthe container just says DOGS I would guess that if they wanted to market the salmon oil to cats the container would say CATS & DOGS
2168424
Hello,The pills are the size of an aspirin. They are round. I wish the best for your kitty.
225293
I'm not sure. Any cat would probably be capable of using this bottle, but sometimes pets are funny and will prefer a dish rather than a bottle. Maybe you can take away your cat's water dish for a day and offer him/her water from a dropper to see if they like it??Also, look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UK7frQ-gIrM
1336305
this pill dispenser would be perfect for half a pill. I had to order another with a bigger tip to hold a whole pill for my dog. It is very slim and would work well for a fidgety cat.
1012703
I've never given to my cat, however, it says it's for cats as well. If I felt my cat could benifit I certainly would give it to her! It works wonders on my dog. Btw, I highly recommend this brand/bottle. I've tried others and found this to be the best thus far. It has the dosage for both dogs and cats on side of bottle! Hope this helps!!
971992
Yeah you can. You gently squeeze the capsule and pull it apart then sprinkle on food. Not supposed to give the capsule to the cat. It serves as more of a storage capsule. Sticks to food good with a capsule of Welactin omega 3.
580107
It's probably fine to use on a cat but I would look for something formulated for cats just in case.
1888001
I just put it in a small, tall glass bottle that I had here. I have a 'plunger' thingy from the vet, and just fill it manually. Be sure to shake the big bottle before you put into a smaller one, there's lots of thick goop on the bottom. And be sure to shake the smaller bottle before you fill the syringe, as it settles out, too.
1230677
you can buy the refills for the cat Litter Champ at Dr Fosters & Smith online! So weird you can't get them on Amazon but I hope they will fix that soon!!
1289923
Yes - the caps are really good caps too. I have bought some on other syringes that screw on & leak. I re-use mine after washing them out to give my cat meds twice daily, so they need to be kinda sturdy. These are.
117685
I purchased 2 boxes with three doses per box. We use it for our adult cats. I believe they have medication for kittens.