Pet Pill Feeding Kit for Small Dogs/Cats

Description

Dog/Cat Syringe Dispenser, Medicine Feeder

This pet pill shooters are suitable to feed oral tablets, capsules, pills, powder and liquid medicine for your small pets, can also be used for feeding baby animals that have not yet begun to eat on their own. It is a perfect feeding tool for zoos or home use.

The animal pill dispenser allows you to quickly feed medicine to your pets. It can prevent your pets bite you during the feeding process and keep you safe and sound.

Details & Specs

• Practical Design: these pet pill syringes is fast and convenient, safe and effective for you to feed your pets solid, powder and liquid medicines.
• Reliable Material: the pet feeding syringe is made of high quality soft silicone hose, durable and safe for your pets to use. It is reusable after cleaning.
• Product Size: the pet tablet feeding syringe with 2 silicone tips is about 5.9" Length x 2.36" Wide and 0.6" Diameter. 

How To Use

Step 1: Install the water feeding silica gel head on pet pill tablet syringe at first, then inject water into your pet's mouth to wet its throat. (Nonstick tablets and easier to swallow tablets)

Step 2: Replace the water feeding silica gel head with the pill feeding silica gel head. Put the pill on the pill feeding silica gel head and clamp it. (Please note: Take the silicone head a little tighter and put its hole to the center, so that the pill feeder can push the pill, and it does not deviate from it.)

Step 3: You need to open your pet's mouth and keep it open. (Some pets are naughty. So you might need an assistant to help you grab your pet and open its mouth.)

Step 4: This is the key step. You can successfully give your pet medicine or not, depends on this step. Take it easy, you need to take the pet pill tablet syringe insert into your pet's mouth, put the pill reach the pharynx, then push the pill gun. The whole action needs to be fast and accurate. Not too hard to hurt pet's throat, also not too light, could not reach the pharynx, leading to failure of feeding pill.

Note

• Do not put the soft tips into the back of pet's throat to prevent the tips from getting stuck in the throat. The correct use is to touch the pills to the front of the throat, then use the push rod to push out the tablet and let the pet swallow the tablet by himself.