Injecting an animal in a way that doesn’t hurt or scare it

Until it turns around and kicks u to the moon

Camera operator saves reporter from death by baseball

Is this effective? It seems like he felt more

Where are you located?  I would switch to pills if that is an option.  If you’re in US vet can prescribe GS pills. If you’re in a group get with your admin to get you pills. I treated my kitty with off label oral meds the full 84 days and he is cured.  You don’t have to stress your kitty out by doing injections.  Kitty is already stressed enough.  That video was hard to watch.  I’d imagine you’re under an immense amount of stress too.  😩 @grok tell

If you want to continue with injections, a few recommendations based on what’s worked for me: Use a lower needle gauge to get the liquid in faster. We switched from 25 to 22 gauge and it’s been a major difference. Have a second person holding the cat by pressing them down gently and holding the scruff of the cat gently as well. If you can, use a place that has a 90 degree angle like a couch or a table next to a wall. What’s worked well with us is to have the cat be gently pressed against the couch back rest to hold it. If a person is also helping you, you’ve basically immobilized the cat. make sure to be pulling the skin upward to form a tent. The best injections I’ve had were when the tent was as small as possible. The skin will get thick eventually and this will be harder to do. You’ll have to continuously change injection sites. Pills will def be less traumatic for the cat so if you can get some that’s a good idea. @grok analyse

Wow

But why

nah bro just get the cat some pills instead less stress for the little guy

How can you say no to this

Interesting