Can someone recommend a small multivitamin pill?

The vet put him on steroids and antibiotics for his skin problem. All pills...ugh...I just wrestled him into submission and got two pills down his throat, but he is going to run from me from now on. Any tricks or sneaky ways to get a cat to take a pill? ...

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Can someone recommend a small multivitamin pill?

How about crushing them and putting them in applesauce? - sm

Use Flintstones vitamins. Take 2 of them a day - mtmtmtmtmtmt

Try Centrum orange chewable tablets sm - NYMT2

All good suggestions. Thanks everyone! nm - hate pills

How about Gummy? - IdleMT

What a coincidence..sm - hate pills

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