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Posted by Jennifer Copley Aug 6, 2008 |
There are a number of reasons why even healthy cats must take pills or other medications, such as the prevention of heartworms. Spot-on lotions are used for a variety of purposes, including tick and flea control. Also, many older cats suffer from chronic renal insufficiency and require regular subcutaneous fluid injections at home.
Giving such medications can be daunting. Many cats fight hard against taking pills, and injecting subcutaneous fluids for the first time can be intimidating for someone who doesn’t have medical training. The Feline Advisory Bureau has created three helpful step-by-step guides with information and pictures to help owners administer cat medications and fluids successfully at home.