And the good boy of the week award goes to..?

Keep a close eye on him though. When we moved house we found a neat pole of tablets under the sofa that our then cat 'Tam the Bam' had obediently 'swallowed'! He was one smart cat (until I ran him over ??)

Sigh. That's pile of tablets!

Oh Jane10 that is so sad.

No, Oliver Sprout definitely swallowed it, he sat there in front of me, didn't leave the room.

He was rewarded with dreamies! (I didn't tell him that I'd run out of the ones in the packet, and had just picked them out of the Whiskas dried food with "pockets", iykwim)

Our late Maurice was a star with tablets, once when he'd been quite ill and needed antibiotics, he would just take them when they were offered, bless him.

My old cat was the same with certain antibiotic tablets. In fact I had to hide tablets in cupboard. She loved them even though they were foil wrapped. Pink. Synulox??

Well done Oliver Sprout definitely a good boy.

Sorry about Tam the Bam Jane10 but I did smile about the hidden cache of tablets.

I felt so guilty about TTB. It was a dark night as drove home and he'd rushed in front of my car in his haste to reach the fish van parked across the road. He was an old boy by then but even so I didn't ever think I'd recover from the guilt.
My Dad made it much worse. He told his friends in my hearing that TTB had been my faithful friend until the day I ran him over! It was many years ago now.

phoenix everything I have ever learned about cats tells me that your boy is planning something.........

Well, for a cat, he's ok, phoenix..

You should appreciate that that is praise indeed!

A friend's dog, left in the house while everyone was out one evening, ate a whole month's supply of her contraceptive tablets from her bedside table (plus most of the foil) The dog (an oldish female) was none the worse, except that she was unusually skittish for a few days, and kept leaping clean over the sofa.

Jane10 I'm so sorry, but it wasn't your fault.
Cats are a law unto themselves.

Tell Oliver Sprout what a good boy he is. I too have had a cat who ate pills, as long as I served them in his food!.

His brother on the other hand is the kind you wrap in a towel first. And don't ever try liquid medicine dripped into his mouth!

My daughter sent me this -
www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/fsm9cp/a_border_collie_working_from_home/
I think he's a really good boy (or girl).

Love it Fennel!

Well done Oliver Sprout, clever boy. ?

Our vet introduced us to something called Eazy Pill (available on Amazon). Our elderly and opinionated cat Missy has to take 3 tablets per day and it was the devil’s own work to get them down her.

However the Eazy Pill has worked a treat. It’s like a thick paste and apparently is meaty flavoured. You mould a little around the tablet and the grumpy cat eats it like a treat ..
It’s been a life changer in this house.

Nortsat that could be just the thing for Madam Minnie!

She's a right baggage!

The vet usually does the cat as she can be very difficult (she in cats teenage years) but the dog is another matter. Put his worming tablet on the floor and tell him not to touch it because its for the cat, and I then call the cat. While my back is turned he will just eat it as fast as he can and is then all pleased with himself because he has got one over on the cat!

Barmeyoldbat

Oliver Sprout has just lost some Brownie points for refusing to come in through the front door!

I was just back from an emergency visit to the village shop as I'd run out of locally produced honeycomb ice cream and he was on the kitchen window sill.

I opened the front door to go in, called him but got a rather aloof gaze in response.

Once I had put my treasure in the freezer, I glanced up to see him still in the window sill outside.

Opened the window, and he consequences to stroll in.

The kitchen window is the main point of entry and exit for both mogs.

We are currently on our THIRD replacement handle!

CONDESCENDS!

Damn tablet!