RE: Giving resistant bun medication

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RE: Giving resistant bun medication

01/25/2017 at 6:07 PM

Joeythenethie

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I had a very similar experience with my bun when he had a respiratory infection. Figure out what she likes, and use that as a reward for the medicine. My bun goes crazy for pellets and other fruits/vegetables. I dropped the dose onto a lettuce leaf, then rolled it and gave him that. It worked perfectly. If you’re able to get someone else to hold her in the burrito towel and keep her head down, then you could go in there with a syringe. Alternatively, you could dry dripping it onto her breakfast/ routine meals.