What should I do if my cat doesn’t take medicine? What’s the best way to give medicine to my cat?

If a cat doesn’t take medicine, you can feed it from behind, control the cat, and throw the medicine into the cat’s mouth. You can crush the medicine and mix it with canned cats, preferably fish-flavored canned cats. You can hide the medicine in the snacks that cats like to eat, so that the cat will take the medicine obediently.
Give medicine from behind the cat
You can kneel down behind the cat so that the cat faces forward and away from you. Put your left hand under its throat, take the medicine with your right hand, grasp its neck, and apply pressure to the corners of its mouth with the thumb and index finger of your left hand. When the cat opens its mouth, throw the medicine into its mouth as deep as possible.
You can crush the medicine
You can crush the medicine directly. After crushing the medicine, you can mix the powder with the canned cat. Fish-flavored canned cat has the best effect.
You can hide medicine in food
You can hide the medicine in the snacks your cat likes to eat. You can feed your cat unmedicated snacks first to let the cat get used to eating these snacks. In this way, the cat will take the medicine obediently.
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