They're little blighters, Kalu. We so love them but they are really determined. Think it's just about do-able now. We wrap each one quickly, like a mummy, in a thick towel (trapping all feet) then on the table, I open a mouth put tablet on back of tongue and hold mouth closed whilst blowing up nose! Nice! Once swallowed they go straight for a nearby bowl with some treats in it. Whew! Insect treatment involves holding cat firmly on outdoor table whilst wearing leather gloves, I then do the drops. If they are on our laps, one of us usually gets the claws-in-the-legs trick! Our sheep were proper laydees.....and a pleasure to deal with - even though built like woolly wardrobes. Sheep, of course, tend not to bite or scratch, which is always a help. Good luck tomorrow - keep A&E on speed dial, maybe.
Get back to that entertaining novel, Marydoll, please. It's so annoying losing posts, but at least it keeps you sitting down and resting !
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