Dog feeding tablet feeding method

This method is suitable for small amounts of medicine or formed tablets, pills and ointments. The method is to have the dog sit in a sitting position and secure it appropriately. The person who administers the drug should place the palm of his left hand across the bridge of the nose, use the thumb and index finger (or add the middle finger) to open the mouth from the two corners of the mouth, or wrap the skin on both sides of the palate around the upper teeth, open the mouth, and then Place the tablets or pills on the base of the tongue or apply the plaster on the base of the tongue with bamboo paper (aluminum paper), let go of your left hand, support the lower jaw with your right hand, and let the dog swallow it by itself.

Medicine feeding method for dogs

This method is suitable for ingesting a small amount of aqueous medicine, or a suspension or traditional Chinese medicine decoction made by adding a small amount of water to a crushed powder tablet. Agents, etc. The operation method is: ask the dog to take a standing or sitting position, and restrain it appropriately. The user opens the mouth with his left hand, holds the medicine bottle or medicine spoon in his right hand and inserts it into the mouth, pours the medicine into the mouth, waits for it to be swallowed, and then pours it again until it is finished. When administering the medicine, it should be noted that the dog's head should not be raised too high to prevent accidental swallowing.

Dog feeding method through gastric tube

This method is suitable for large amounts of aqueous drugs. Not only does it not waste drugs, it is also safe and reliable. Before administering the drug, select a gastric tube of appropriate size, use the gastric tube to measure the distance from the dog's nose to the 8th rib, record it on the gastric tube, and apply lubricant such as paraffin oil to the front end of the gastric tube. The method of administration is: make the dog sit and hold it properly, then insert an iron tube with a hole for the gastric catheter (this iron tube is about half a foot long, with an inner diameter of about 1.5 to 2 cm, drill a round hole in the middle, and have iron slides at both ends that can slide). Ring, tied with a rope) stretched horizontally into the dog's mouth, and the iron rings at both ends are tied to the dog's upper jaw or ears or behind the ears with ropes.