Solutions to the problem of dogs refusing to take medicine

1. You can directly open the dog’s mouth and feed the pills

Order the puppy to sit down. Gently open the dog's mouth with your hands, and place the pill as quickly and accurately as possible as deep into the dog's mouth, as close to the throat as possible. Then gently close its jaw, lift its head upward, and stroke the dog's neck to help it swallow the pills.

2. Use a syringe to fill liquid medicine

You can buy a medicine feeder and use it to feed your puppy to drink medicine. Push the medicine feeder through the side of the dog's mouth and inject the medicine into the puppy's mouth, not into the throat.

3. Pretend to be snacks

You can use the food your dog likes to eat, such as a small piece of ham sausage or a small piece of dried meat, and dig a small hole in it to hide the pills. Inside, then feed. For those dogs with dazzling eyes, parents' actions should be concealed to prevent them from seeing flaws and refusing to eat.

4. Crush the medicine and mix it with the food.

Owners can try to mash the medicine and mix it with the dog’s food, or mix it with the milk powder that the dog drinks. , it is generally difficult for dogs to find out, and most of them can be eaten without knowing it. Even if some smarter dogs find out, they cannot separate the food from the medicine.

Precautions when feeding dogs medicine

1. The dosage of medicine is just right

Just like people, the dosage of medicine for dogs is also the same Give according to body weight.

2. Do not mix them casually

Dogs are just like our children, so whenever they have symptoms of illness, they will be anxious and even want to take the medicine they have taken. Feeding them medicine, but this is not possible. The structure of dogs is different from ours. Taking medicine indiscriminately can be fatal.

3. Don’t always rely on medicine

Medicine is not a panacea, so it is not just a matter of continuing to give the dog medicine. If the dog’s symptoms take two days, it will be the same. If it doesn't get better, you should send the dog to the doctor immediately.