Can I give a cat a suppository?

Dear Most Esteemed and Knowledgeable Kitties: Can I give a cat a suppository? ~Danielle Siouxsie: Danielle, the general answer to this question is no. But instead of just saying no, we want to explain why. Thomas: Unless your veterinarian prescribes a medicine specifically for your cat, you should not give it to him. Many medications designed for people can actually be harmful, if not fatal, to cats. Read More  Read More

How can I medicate my cat without torturing her?

Dear Most Esteemed and Knowledgeable Kitties: My kitty is 17 and has always been very healthy and very affectionate — she follows me everywhere. About 6 days ago, she stopped following me around and stopped eating her favorite canned food (and any food at all). I took her to the vet, and after lots of testing it was revealed that she has mild hyperthyroid (HT) disease and a bit of heart disease and fluid in the lungs. The vet prescribed... Read More

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