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[quote=Anonymous]OP here. We use a pill shooter and have tried a couple of models but it's still really ugly. We have a couple of pills morning and evening and liquid both times. The cat manages to spit them out more than half the time despite rubbing the throat with the mouth closed and blowing in his face. He gets quite upset and is hiding from us all the time. I talked to my vet about it yesterday because he had to have his chest tapped (fluid drained from around the lungs) and she talked about some different options like just focusing on one med so we tried that last night and still can't get it down. He is not our first cat and not the first cat we've pilled. It's just not going well and I'm ready to throw in the towel for the pills and stop despite all the expensive meds that aren't even clsoe to empty.[/quote]
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