Steps for Using a Veterinary Medicine Feeder
Prepare the medicine feeder: Check that the medicine feeder is clean and make sure the silicone tip is intact.
Load medicine or food: Place a pill into the open silicone tip, or draw liquid medicine/food into a syringe.
Secure the pet: Hold the pet gently to keep its head stable and avoid violent struggles.
Put the medicine feeder in: Gently place the tip of the medicine feeder into the pet's mouth, close to the base of the tongue.
Push the plunger: Slowly push the plunger to put the medicine or food into the pet's mouth.
Observe swallowing: Make sure the pet swallows before removing the medicine feeder.
Clean the medicine feeder: Clean the medicine feeder in time after use and dry it for later use.
Applicable Scenarios of Veterinary Medicine Feeder
Pet medical care: used to feed tablets, pills or liquid medicines to pets such as cats and dogs, especially suitable for pets that resist taking medicines.
Feeding young pets: suitable for kittens and puppies that have not yet eaten independently, feeding formula milk or other liquid nutrients.
Postoperative care: Help postoperative or sick pets take medicine or liquid food to ensure timely supplementation of nutrition and medicine.
Chronic disease management: suitable for pets that need long-term medication, such as animals with chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease.
Wildlife rescue: used to feed medicine or replenish water to injured or sick animals in wildlife rescue centers.
Laboratory animal care: used to accurately control the drug intake of experimental animals in scientific research experiments.
Daily nutritional supplements: used to feed nutritional supplements or other liquid health products to pets.
