I have a much better solution, if it will work. When I need to give my cats
supplements, I mix them into chicken or turkey baby food (beechnut or gerber's,
just make sure no onion is in it-- just turkey and broth and gerber's has corn
starch). Most cats LOVE baby food and will eat almost anything mixed into it.
You can give her 1/4 or 1/2 jar each morning with the supplements mixed in, then
when she finishes give her her normal food. This was my ritual for years with
mine, until I stopped being able to give baby food or most of the supplements to
Lucy due to IBD. Now I mostly mix in whatever I need to into the cooked turkey
recipe that I make for her, and they eat it that way.
Michelle
In a message dated 11/12/2006 6:09:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
I've got Ember on Transfer Factor: People Version. I just
received
some Mega C that I want to start fairly soon. When I give
Ember the
TF, I put it in her wet food. The trouble is, she
sometimes doesn't
tear through her wet food as I'd like. Would a
Pill Pocket be able to
properly hold the powder from the TF capsule
(or Mega C)? It's
obviously designed for pills, and since I don't
have a good concept
for how large it is, I just don't know. I'm
thinking they must be
tiny. Pill Pockets seemed to get decent
reviews in the archives,
though they sound a little hit or miss.
I'll try 'em for $5. Would I
be better off trying something else?
I'm already syringing interferon
alpha and Liquid DMG, and I'd
rather not put her through another
battery of daily syringings. I
don't think that's a word, but it
sounds kinda
cool.
Thanks,
Lance
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