Pet Pill Plunger Popper for Small Cats Dogs Pill Dispenser Shooter Reusable Cat Pill Dispenser Animal Medicine Feeder for Feeding Accessories

Haven't used it yet, but it look easy enough to use and should be effect enough for my cat to swallow her pill.

This tablet dispenser is far too small. I bought this as my dog is on 4 different tablets atm due to an injury. He's got wise to me hiding them in food, (yes I've tried it all) so I thought this would help. However, NONE of the tablets he's on will fit into the plunger, even if halved or even quartered!!He's only 11kg, so his meds are of a similar size to our paracetamol.Good job it was cheap as its a waste of money!!!

Not very good it doesn't release the tablets very easy

Why have I only just discovered this after owning cats my entire life?! My cat hates worming tablets and medication, she tears me apart in a bid to get away but those days are over. What used to be a take that took 30 minutes to get my small cat to take her pill, I can now get it done in 2. The device is simple to use and gets the job done quickly! It is definitely worth the money and I would recommend this to any one with a pet.

Pills do not fit in it , if they do they get stuck

Item as described, comes with spare flexible end.

As someone reviewed, it is a nightmare trying to give pills to cats and so I bought this to help.I found that because the pill I have to give is not hard coated, as soon as the plunger touched the pill,the pill crumbled , making it useless to give . So, unless I am doing something completely wrong , for my purpose, it just does not work. The syringe hole is so small I think you could only give a small pill/liquid,maybe. I had such hopes!!!!

Very useful piece of kit. I don't like to use this regularly because 1, my cat now hates even the sight of it, probably because 2, I have not got a high level of self confidence using it so it takes me a bit longer than ideally it should to position cat/me/pill popper. She is also a biter and she's got excellent teeth for an old lady cat.It's nerve wracking to say to least.Highly recommend/implore checking videos out on YouTube on how to use it correctly and safely.I like that the tip is soft rubber as this comforts me that if she manages to suddenly move her head no damage should be done (to the cat... Yourself on the other hand...)This is a back up tool for me, I avoid using it unless I absolutely have to, and have discovered the joy of pill putty which I highly recommend, but I will keep this and replace if/when necessary immediately.Excellent value, YouTube videos make it look easy (personally think all of the videos show a it demonstrated on a fake cat but hey) I joke... It is actually very easy to use, just make sure you are using it correctly/gently restraining cat effectively and you should be fine (YouTube tutorials or ask your vet to demo, mine was happy to show me although I think cats are generally more tolerant in the vet surgery than at home... My cat did not react the same way to me first using it as they calmly accepted it when my vet showed me).Much easier and safer than using your hands alone though I think lol.Good luck. Ps get pill putty instead.