Vet Secret to Dissolve Pet Meds at Home (So Easy!)

Описание: Struggling to give your pets the pills we prescribe? You’re not alone 💊🐾

In this video, I’m sharing a vet secret to safely break and dissolve pet medications at home, making medication time easier, less stressful, and more accurate for both you and your pet.

Believe it or not, we also have this issue with hospitalized patients sometimes…and sometimes the only way to get those medications in are crushing the tablet and dissolving in water. We use this trick often so it's easier and faster to dissolve the meds in water!

However…remember not all medications should be crushed! Some are easily dissolvable in water by just shaking a little bit, and others come in chewable forms that are much easier to administer as a treat.

If you’re a pet parent who dreads pill time, this video is for you ❤️

⚠️ Important: Always check with your veterinarian before altering any medication. Some pills are time-released or coated and should never be crushed.

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Timestamps ✨
00:27 - How to break a tablet
01:14 - For dissolvable tablets
03:12 - For hard tablets
06:07 - Chewable tablets

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