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We are pleased to announce continuing education for Veterinarians and Acts. Feline Medicine Margie Scheme, DVM, Disable (feline practice) 6 hours scientific CE Sunday, February 26, 2012, Time: 9am

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How to fill out feline medicine:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary supplies, including the prescribed medication, a clean syringe or dropper, and any treats or rewards that may help make the process easier.
2. Make sure you have a comfortable and quiet area to administer the medicine. This can be a place where your cat feels safe and relaxed, like a small room or a cozy corner in your home.
3. Carefully read and follow the instructions provided with the medication. It is important to understand the dosage and frequency of administration.
4. Prepare the medication according to the instructions. This may involve mixing the medication with food, diluting it with water, or simply drawing it into the syringe or dropper.
5. Approach your cat calmly and gently. It can be helpful to have another person to assist you, especially if your cat tends to become anxious or aggressive during medical procedures.
6. If your cat is cooperative, you can administer the medication directly into its mouth by gently tilting its head back, inserting the syringe or dropper into the side of the mouth, and slowly pushing the plunger to release the medicine.
7. If your cat is resistant or refuses to swallow the medication, you may need to try other techniques, such as mixing the medication with a small amount of wet food or a treat that your cat finds irresistible.
8. After administering the medicine, be sure to praise and reward your cat for its cooperation. This positive reinforcement can help make future administration easier.
9. Follow the recommended treatment plan and continue to monitor your cat's progress. If you have any concerns or if your cat experiences any adverse reactions, contact your veterinarian immediately.

Who needs feline medicine:

1. Cats that have been diagnosed with an illness or condition that requires medical treatment.
2. Cats that are recovering from surgery or injury and may need medication to aid in their healing process.
3. Cats that have been exposed to parasites, such as fleas or ticks, and require medication to eliminate these pests.
4. Cats that need preventive medicine, such as vaccinations or flea/tick preventatives, to maintain their overall health and well-being.
5. Senior cats that may require medication to manage age-related conditions, such as arthritis or kidney disease.
6. Cats that exhibit behavioral issues, such as anxiety or aggression, and may benefit from medication to alleviate these symptoms.
7. Cats that are pregnant or nursing, as they may need medication to ensure the health of both the mother and the kittens.
8. Cats that are traveling or being boarded, as they may need medication to prevent motion sickness or to protect against specific diseases in different locations.
9. Cats that have undergone a surgical procedure, such as spaying or neutering, and require medication for pain management and healing.

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