This is such a well behaved cat. I think you would have gotten away with just asking her nicely to pick it up from your hand. I'll have to give you mine for a model. He'll entertain everyone with his acrobatics.
My cat is PSYCHO with pills, scratching, escaping from all towel wraps and then ejecting the thing several inches out of his mouth. But this worked, thank you! I already had the pill gun tool b/c I knew he would be hard. One other tip that worked was to blow on his nose to make him lick it and swallow (got that from a different video).
Mine neither. She use to take her pills so well in soft treats but now she is elderly and her appetite is poor she doesn't like any kind of treat. Now I have to do it manually and it is so difficult. I can't even get her mouth open enough and she is fighting me the whole time. I'm so afraid I will hurt her struggling to get her meds into her.
My cat is the same way as yours, she very defensive and will absolutely not take any pills. How you popped that pill in her mouth was genius!! Thank God for that pill popper!! You did that vet well!!!
Thank you for this. My cat is evil beyond means. Covering the eyes and blocking his butt was super helpful. I used a large popper without the rubber tip and still worked.
Finally a video of someone doing this alone! Yet, it still does not work with my cat. I'm ruining the bond/relationship I have with her. Ten days straight and no success, even with a tiny syringe of water. My vet is useless in helping. At my wit's end.
I'm so sorry to hear that. Is there a way to get an injection instead of pills? Or compound in into a topical cream that can be applied to the ear flap?
Yes the pill Popper can make things a lot easier since it gets back in their mouth further. You do have to work pretty quick though. I find it better to go on the side of the mouth. Some cats are definitely harder than others!
Oh my gosh I love her so much, she is so sweet! My lil Chicken who passed away last year was fairly big as well so I found the pills a bit easier then now trying with my smaller cat. She really got that down well! I appreciate the video! 🖤
You're so welcome! Her name is Sasha and I'm so thankful that she is still with me. She has lost quite a bit of weight due to CKD but she's a strong one! I'm so sorry to hear about your loss :(
My cat just bit me hard, spit it out & ran under bed & has been hiding sad & depressed won't eat for days.. This does not work! Your cat will clamp their jaw shut.
I just found your video when I needed to provide some training for my pet sitter team! I've subscribed to make sure I can always look up videos that help with providing great pet care for our clients. Thank you so much for what you are doing and don't stop!!!
yep didn't work for me whatsoever. My cat ended up having pancreatitis so he wasn't eating or pooping so I took him to the vet. They sent him home too early and then I had to take him back today. but out of the pills they gave me he took two out of the four times I've tried. The last time was Saturday night and he actually attacked me and pretty much bit at chunk out of my one finger so I hate upsetting him and I was pretty upset afterwards so he hid from me for a day. now after I took him to the doctor today they showed me how easy it was and I said yeah easy for you. so they gave him a few shots that he needed and an appetite stimulant and he's been eating a little bit here and there but I just try to give him his pill before I went to bed and his mouth won't even budge no matter what. it's very hard and frustrating because you don't want to upset your cat and make him worse because he's already lost 5 lb. it's just upsetting because I need him to take his pills and He hates wet food so I can't hide it in a treat or wet food
I have the pill popper but my cat is squirmy from the beginning and VERY resistant to where you can't get your hand to th e back of his head. We've never had any problems the past 13 yrs till now.
The cat that is used in the demonstration is probably about 7 pounds and easily restrained. My cat is 15 pounds and quite strong. I have had limited success with the pill pockets and no success trying to wrap him up, hold his head still and get the pill in his mouth.
Omg sasha is beautiful. I am keeping my son's cat for the time being. His name is Jackson and he's a Norwegian forest cat I think that's what his breed is called. He's a big boy too!
The taste if it's mixed with water would most likely make your cat foam to remove the nasty flavor, which is why compounding pharmacies make flavored liquids to give animals in place of pills, however not all medications are available in this fashion. If it works for you, go for it, but I'd venture to say that you can't accurately determine if the full dosage was administered or spit out. If you'd rather use a liquid, ask your vet if a compound is available!
Thanks for this demo. I tried with pill popper first time today before seeing this. I’ll try to improve my technique. Has to take Denamarin pill which is not big and cannot be crushed. He clamped down and it just kind of dissolved in his mouth; I’m sure it tasted awful, and he had that drool stress reaction. Pitiful. Dread it tomorrow morning but will try!
Thanks a lot, your video really help.. Thank god I saw your video... I'm able to feed my cat pill and it only take me less 10second.. I was so worried my cat didnt want to take pill..
Sometimes I get lucky putting in mouth and just tapping there jaw and massaging while holding mouth . If they spit it out then the heavy duty way comes out lol
That's just how I deal with one of my monsters who won't take his meds. Sit on him, with my ankles crossed so he can't slink out behind me. Take a firm yet gentle grip across his face with my left hand. Pull back his head and press his jaws apart. The last bit is the hardest, as It's got to be really fast else he'll explode from my grasp like a 16lb black furry cannon ball!
where is the link to pill popper? Some cats will not cooperate at all and will not let their eyes cover up. By the way did you try to give pills pill pockets? I realized it was much easier than the product's video. Like giving you delicious homemade food that you can put a ball into it, but as if pill pockets is really meant for it and with a really strong scent that attracts them.
The link to the pill popper is in the description, but here is is again for easy reference amzn.to/2vbnZR0 ... also, I have a video on how to make DIY pill pockets. You can see it here th-cam.com/video/MonfTOY_VS4/w-d-xo.html ... my cats eat the pill pocket from around the pill LOL so I have to use the pill popper
I'm surprised you're not using a blanket wrapped around her to calm and hold her - and keep those sharp claws down. It's much easier to restrain them that way.
I wish I had this magic touch in giving my cat pills.It is not easy. Worse yet if prednisone, a very bitter pill that's hard to shake the taste. When I had to take it, I followe up with a pudding cup.
Hello Chris. I give 4 pills to my cat but I put them all in a capsule and one of the pills is prednisolone which is a very bitter pill. But my cat will NOT taste any of the bad flavor because it's in a capsule. And before I put it in in a pill popper, I put little bit of butter all around the capsule so it will easily glide inside the cat's throat. My cat is an F3 which is a 3rd Generation bengal. It is still wild and doesn't like being touch. I will put a video this week on how to do it.
I have to catch my cat, she growls at me whenever I hold her for longer then 5 min because she knows. I have small hands and I pray that I can get into position and set up before she goes bananas.
Have you ever worked with your cat to condition her to come to you? There are lots of things we can do to help our cats be more comfortable. The very first step is in controlling our own emotions. When we are anxious or nervous or afraid, our pets feel that too
I completely understand. Talk to your vet to see if it can be compounded into something that can be syringed, something that can be applied to the inner ear, or maybe even a paste they can eat with flavoring
@@ThePetParentingReset thanks im taking him in next thursday. In the mean time I just have get these last 6 pills down him. I hid in a squeeze up and it did the trick.
It is large, and what I gave her is a quarter of the pill! I did try smashing ti and putting it in her food, but she wouldn't eat the food :( I always try everything I an think of before forcing a pill, but sometimes you just have to
Well think about it would you guys want to eat your food with crushed up medicine? The powder of most all pills is absolutely repulsive to the taste. Making the entire plate of food have that same taste. Poor cat I wouldn’t eat it either that’s why it’s in the form of a pill duh cats have taste buds too they’re not stupid
I think her voice is cute, I guess you guys prefer an ogres voice. Anyways, I'm needing to give my cat pills due to tapeworms. Really bites, I prefer a shot but I don't know if there's any for that.
oh wow! 1. have you worked with a holistic vet or health coach to see if she can be weaned off of any of them with the help of natural alternatives? 2. With that many pills, if they are smaller, sometimes we can use capsules to combine them. I did that with one of my cats many years ago.
But this technique wouldn't be best for a cat who has had their tail partially amputated. As it could cause further injury to their tail. And that's the situation my Husband and I are in at the moment due to an accident with me closing the door way too quickly. And I feel sad, angry with myself that I let this happen in the first place. My beautiful Feline Boy deserved way better than what happened to him 🐾
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that. I'd try everything possible with hiding it in food before I'd try this type of technique. If you have someone who can help you by holding her without putting pressure on her back side, you can still use the pill popper and a water chaser
have you tried crushing it into tasty wet food? I hate having to give my pets pills, I know they hate it too. I know it's for their own good. Dogs are a bit easier generally, but cats are tough cookies!
@@petradavis4251 I'm so sorry to hear! Have you spoken to your vet about alternative applications? Is there an injection you can get instead? Or maybe something that can be applied on the inside of the ear?
Yes, she is big... and it is something we have struggled with all of her life. When I found her, she was big and when I had her spayed she got even bigger. I have many other cats who are much more normal size for cats and I have a very good relationship with our vet. We have tried many different things over the years, and with some she did lose some weight. Unfortunately, she developed chronic pancreatitis and almost died because she wasn't eating. After going through all of the options with our vet, we decided that based on her health and her age (she is 14) that it would be better to let her eat what she wants to eat and hopefully not go through another bout of pancreatitis. She is large and there are many health concerns that come along with that, but she has a good quality of life right now and that is my main goal for all of my animals. This isn't the biggest she has ever been and that is all because I have worked with her in so many ways over the years. At this point she is eating and has full mobility, even climbs and jumps and she lets me know when something is wrong. I do appreciate your concern and I fully understand it, so thank you :)
My Furry Family thank you for telling me all that and I'm glad its not something neglectful being done to her. I hope she stays happy healthy and beautiful 😊
She is doing well, actually. If you read through other comments on this video, you would have found out that she has thyroid issues that we have struggled with her whole life. She is now 18 years old and still happy and healthy and we have finally gotten her thyroid under control.
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Yes, very easy, one pill, five stitches later, cat 1, human 0. Next Round coming up.
This is such a well behaved cat. I think you would have gotten away with just asking her nicely to pick it up from your hand. I'll have to give you mine for a model. He'll entertain everyone with his acrobatics.
Easy to do with a calm cat. My cat is sweet and loving but its her way or the highway!
My cat is PSYCHO with pills, scratching, escaping from all towel wraps and then ejecting the thing several inches out of his mouth. But this worked, thank you! I already had the pill gun tool b/c I knew he would be hard. One other tip that worked was to blow on his nose to make him lick it and swallow (got that from a different video).
This is entertaining. My cat will never go along with any of this!
lol so true, these videos are never resistant cats
Exactly
Mine neither. She use to take her pills so well in soft treats but now she is elderly and her appetite is poor she doesn't like any kind of treat. Now I have to do it manually and it is so difficult. I can't even get her mouth open enough and she is fighting me the whole time. I'm so afraid I will hurt her struggling to get her meds into her.
My cat wouldn’t even fall for the pill pocket… 😢
Thanks for the stiches. Maggie was having none of this. I need medication and trauma counseling now.
Looks so easy my cat would’ve had my eyes out in the first few seconds !!
Same I'd to take mine to vet for shot kept spitting pills out couldn't breathe well chest infection
My cat is the same way as yours, she very defensive and will absolutely not take any pills. How you popped that pill in her mouth was genius!! Thank God for that pill popper!! You did that vet well!!!
Thank you for this. My cat is evil beyond means. Covering the eyes and blocking his butt was super helpful. I used a large popper without the rubber tip and still worked.
aww I'm sure he's just scared. I'm glad this could be helpful
Yeeeah, this is as easy as it's going to get. I forgot about the body block part, good point.
Yes, blocking the exit is crucial!
Finally a video of someone doing this alone! Yet, it still does not work with my cat. I'm ruining the bond/relationship I have with her. Ten days straight and no success, even with a tiny syringe of water. My vet is useless in helping. At my wit's end.
I'm so sorry to hear that. Is there a way to get an injection instead of pills? Or compound in into a topical cream that can be applied to the ear flap?
I'd to take cat to vet for shot for that reason couldnt take anti biotics
Yes the pill Popper can make things a lot easier since it gets back in their mouth further. You do have to work pretty quick though. I find it better to go on the side of the mouth. Some cats are definitely harder than others!
you are absolutely right!
If I tried to do that to my cat, I would be dead.
Oh my gosh I love her so much, she is so sweet! My lil Chicken who passed away last year was fairly big as well so I found the pills a bit easier then now trying with my smaller cat. She really got that down well! I appreciate the video! 🖤
You're so welcome! Her name is Sasha and I'm so thankful that she is still with me. She has lost quite a bit of weight due to CKD but she's a strong one! I'm so sorry to hear about your loss :(
doing this totally depends on the cat, the pill stick is a good idea. thanks for the tip
My cat just bit me hard, spit it out & ran under bed & has been hiding sad & depressed won't eat for days.. This does not work! Your cat will clamp their jaw shut.
I have to start giving my cat some pills with that same pill popper, is there any concern of it going down his windpipe? Thanks!
I've never had an issue, but yes, there is always risk
I just found your video when I needed to provide some training for my pet sitter team! I've subscribed to make sure I can always look up videos that help with providing great pet care for our clients. Thank you so much for what you are doing and don't stop!!!
Aww thanks! I'm glad it could help! :)
yep didn't work for me whatsoever. My cat ended up having pancreatitis so he wasn't eating or pooping so I took him to the vet. They sent him home too early and then I had to take him back today. but out of the pills they gave me he took two out of the four times I've tried. The last time was Saturday night and he actually attacked me and pretty much bit at chunk out of my one finger so I hate upsetting him and I was pretty upset afterwards so he hid from me for a day. now after I took him to the doctor today they showed me how easy it was and I said yeah easy for you. so they gave him a few shots that he needed and an appetite stimulant and he's been eating a little bit here and there but I just try to give him his pill before I went to bed and his mouth won't even budge no matter what. it's very hard and frustrating because you don't want to upset your cat and make him worse because he's already lost 5 lb. it's just upsetting because I need him to take his pills and He hates wet food so I can't hide it in a treat or wet food
How is your cat doing? Did you manage to give him any pills? I'm going through this with my cat right now.
My first kitty was Sasha too. She was a pure bred Arabian Persian, Orange and White. (I miss my boo boo).
You mentioned you would provide a link for the rubber-tipped poppers but I don't see it. Where can I find these? All I'm finding are plastic tips.
thanks for asking! I updated the description and left it out. Here is one I found that looks good! amzn.to/3rYGqW2
I have the pill popper but my cat is squirmy from the beginning and VERY resistant to where you can't get your hand to th e back of his head. We've never had any problems the past 13 yrs till now.
good news! I've recently updated this video with more options!
th-cam.com/video/O8vY6y9-yAA/w-d-xo.html
The cat that is used in the demonstration is probably about 7 pounds and easily restrained. My cat is 15 pounds and quite strong. I have had limited success with the pill pockets and no success trying to wrap him up, hold his head still and get the pill in his mouth.
Actually, the cat in this video was quite overweight at the time. She is a much healthier weight now!
Is there an alternative method to kneeling bc both my knees are injured?
I just made a new video on this!
th-cam.com/video/O8vY6y9-yAA/w-d-xo.html
Great video, thank you
Thanks for watching!
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I can't even get my cat to stay in that position let alone get her mouth open.
Does this not push them down the air hole though ? I worry about choking them ?
Omg sasha is beautiful. I am keeping my son's cat for the time being. His name is Jackson and he's a Norwegian forest cat I think that's what his breed is called. He's a big boy too!
Can you crush the pill into powder and mix it with water to give the medication trough syringe?
The taste if it's mixed with water would most likely make your cat foam to remove the nasty flavor, which is why compounding pharmacies make flavored liquids to give animals in place of pills, however not all medications are available in this fashion. If it works for you, go for it, but I'd venture to say that you can't accurately determine if the full dosage was administered or spit out. If you'd rather use a liquid, ask your vet if a compound is available!
Thank you for this video.
This has helped out tremendously for my fear, panic & a clients cat. So much easier to see it done first. Then do. 🙂
I like to see things before I try them too, I do think it's helpful. I hope it helped you!
Love your voice 😃
NEVER squirt water like that down the throat, it can go into the lungs!!!,😧
This is my thought with the pills!
Great job I need to just be confident and do it
confidence is key!
Thank you so much. I hope it works out with my angry cat.
I hope it helps you and your cat!
Thanks for this demo. I tried with pill popper first time today before seeing this. I’ll try to improve my technique. Has to take Denamarin pill which is not big and cannot be crushed. He clamped down and it just kind of dissolved in his mouth; I’m sure it tasted awful, and he had that drool stress reaction. Pitiful. Dread it tomorrow morning but will try!
I hope it goes well!
Thanks a lot, your video really help.. Thank god I saw your video... I'm able to feed my cat pill and it only take me less 10second.. I was so worried my cat didnt want to take pill..
I’m old and can’t get on my knees to give my cat the pill.
Yep me too
Sit on a couch or soft chair then.
At least this video was not hideously long. I'm out, don't have a pill popper (but will get one soon) Thanks
I hope it helps!
How do you insert an IV needle into your cat?
Excellent! Thank you so much! Perhaps also include a link to the sort of liquid syringe you prefer too! :)
OMG that pill is bigger and broken with jagged edges! Even I have a hard time with those!!! Eeeeek!
will the pill go down the wrong way and chok the cat ?
this is the method my vet taught me, but I see how you could think that. I've never had an issue
Sometimes I get lucky putting in mouth and just tapping there jaw and massaging while holding mouth . If they spit it out then the heavy duty way comes out lol
That's just how I deal with one of my monsters who won't take his meds.
Sit on him, with my ankles crossed so he can't slink out behind me.
Take a firm yet gentle grip across his face with my left hand.
Pull back his head and press his jaws apart.
The last bit is the hardest, as It's got to be really fast else he'll explode from my grasp like a 16lb black furry cannon ball!
Sasha looks like my late cat C.C.!! Maine Coon cats rule!!
aww! I'd love to see your C.C.! If you'd like to join my group and share a picture, you're welcome to do so! bit.ly/trainpositive
where is the link to pill popper? Some cats will not cooperate at all and will not let their eyes cover up. By the way did you try to give pills pill pockets? I realized it was much easier than the product's video. Like giving you delicious homemade food that you can put a ball into it, but as if pill pockets is really meant for it and with a really strong scent that attracts them.
The link to the pill popper is in the description, but here is is again for easy reference amzn.to/2vbnZR0 ... also, I have a video on how to make DIY pill pockets. You can see it here th-cam.com/video/MonfTOY_VS4/w-d-xo.html ... my cats eat the pill pocket from around the pill LOL so I have to use the pill popper
Shouldn't the syringe with water be put between the teeth and cheek to make sure the water does not get in the lungs accidentally?
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I'm surprised you're not using a blanket wrapped around her to calm and hold her - and keep those sharp claws down. It's much easier to restrain them that way.
Dang that's the biggest most awkward pill I've seen 😳 glad i don't hafta give THAT to my cats!!
It was pretty terrible! I'm glad it was only for a short while!
I wish I had this magic touch in giving my cat pills.It is not easy. Worse yet if prednisone, a very bitter pill that's hard to shake the taste. When I had to take it, I followe up with a pudding cup.
It takes some practice, that's for sure! And a side note ... cats can't metabolize prednisone, make sure they prescribed you prednisolone!
Hello Chris. I give 4 pills to my cat but I put them all in a capsule and one of the pills is prednisolone which is a very bitter pill. But my cat will NOT taste any of the bad flavor because it's in a capsule. And before I put it in in a pill popper, I put little bit of butter all around the capsule so it will easily glide inside the cat's throat. My cat is an F3 which is a 3rd Generation bengal. It is still wild and doesn't like being touch. I will put a video this week on how to do it.
I have to catch my cat, she growls at me whenever I hold her for longer then 5 min because she knows. I have small hands and I pray that I can get into position and set up before she goes bananas.
Have you ever worked with your cat to condition her to come to you? There are lots of things we can do to help our cats be more comfortable. The very first step is in controlling our own emotions. When we are anxious or nervous or afraid, our pets feel that too
So my cat wont take his herpes medicine and I cant pill him cuz its effecting his nose breathability. Idk what to do. I just got him from the shelter.
I completely understand. Talk to your vet to see if it can be compounded into something that can be syringed, something that can be applied to the inner ear, or maybe even a paste they can eat with flavoring
@@ThePetParentingReset thanks im taking him in next thursday. In the mean time I just have get these last 6 pills down him. I hid in a squeeze up and it did the trick.
That's a huge pill that even a human would have trouble swallowing! Why not just grind it up and put it in their wet food?
It is large, and what I gave her is a quarter of the pill! I did try smashing ti and putting it in her food, but she wouldn't eat the food :( I always try everything I an think of before forcing a pill, but sometimes you just have to
Well think about it would you guys want to eat your food with crushed up medicine? The powder of most all pills is absolutely repulsive to the taste. Making the entire plate of food have that same taste. Poor cat I wouldn’t eat it either that’s why it’s in the form of a pill duh cats have taste buds too they’re not stupid
Shaine MacDonald my cat would no eat the food. Cat's have a good nose for tablets, he also spits the pill out
Time-release pills don’t work right if crushed
Pure insanity that any cat pill is that large.
Make the pill round shaped.
omg, your cat is so big
Water straight to the lungs. BAD ADVISE.
I think her voice is cute, I guess you guys prefer an ogres voice. Anyways, I'm needing to give my cat pills due to tapeworms. Really bites, I prefer a shot but I don't know if there's any for that.
My cat no matter what uses his tongue to spit the pill out.
My cat takes 9 pills a day
oh wow!
1. have you worked with a holistic vet or health coach to see if she can be weaned off of any of them with the help of natural alternatives?
2. With that many pills, if they are smaller, sometimes we can use capsules to combine them. I did that with one of my cats many years ago.
I wish
But this technique wouldn't be best for a cat who has had their tail partially amputated. As it could cause further injury to their tail. And that's the situation my Husband and I are in at the moment due to an accident with me closing the door way too quickly. And I feel sad, angry with myself that I let this happen in the first place. My beautiful Feline Boy deserved way better than what happened to him 🐾
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that. I'd try everything possible with hiding it in food before I'd try this type of technique. If you have someone who can help you by holding her without putting pressure on her back side, you can still use the pill popper and a water chaser
Sorry but it didn't work with mine.
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😂😂😂 My cat is wayyyyyy wilder than this one! Not simple & very unsuccessful for us!
Shes doing it wrong. The cats head shouod be tilting backwards it makes it easier fro then to swallow
But I need to do this NOW and I don't have a bloody pill popper. This is no help. 😒
Pop in to your vets. I got one from my local vets for about £3
OMG her voice is like nails down a chalk board!!! I can't do this
Harsh, but true.
That's not a very nice thing to say.
Do you have a perfect RP accent? If not then don't throw stones.
In your wettest dreams maybe you do.
Omg….there goes your crotch if you have never pilled a cat. This NOT a good example.
That fucking pill popper is worth Jack and shit for blood pressure pills, which are tiny.
I am sorry that never will happen with our cat.
have you tried crushing it into tasty wet food? I hate having to give my pets pills, I know they hate it too. I know it's for their own good. Dogs are a bit easier generally, but cats are tough cookies!
Yes we tried everything, he is fighting us all the way. He won’t eat it crushed in his favorite food.
It’s like a bloodbath every time.
@@petradavis4251 I'm so sorry to hear! Have you spoken to your vet about alternative applications? Is there an injection you can get instead? Or maybe something that can be applied on the inside of the ear?
We have to keep taking him To the vet to get series of injections.
He has upper respiratory infection.
I have never seen such an overweight cat - poor thing. Why have you made it so fat?!
Yes, she is big... and it is something we have struggled with all of her life. When I found her, she was big and when I had her spayed she got even bigger. I have many other cats who are much more normal size for cats and I have a very good relationship with our vet. We have tried many different things over the years, and with some she did lose some weight. Unfortunately, she developed chronic pancreatitis and almost died because she wasn't eating. After going through all of the options with our vet, we decided that based on her health and her age (she is 14) that it would be better to let her eat what she wants to eat and hopefully not go through another bout of pancreatitis. She is large and there are many health concerns that come along with that, but she has a good quality of life right now and that is my main goal for all of my animals. This isn't the biggest she has ever been and that is all because I have worked with her in so many ways over the years. At this point she is eating and has full mobility, even climbs and jumps and she lets me know when something is wrong. I do appreciate your concern and I fully understand it, so thank you :)
My Furry Family thank you for telling me all that and I'm glad its not something neglectful being done to her. I hope she stays happy healthy and beautiful 😊
Thank you!!
Shame poor cat! No man. So fat and owned by an expert on cat behaviour. Fail.
She is doing well, actually. If you read through other comments on this video, you would have found out that she has thyroid issues that we have struggled with her whole life. She is now 18 years old and still happy and healthy and we have finally gotten her thyroid under control.
wouldn't be easier just don't have a cat to begin with. then you won't have a problem,