My cat, Boonie has a thyroid problem so we have to give her medicine everyday. SHE hates it as do i... if i h ad one of these it would be sooo much easier and better. You can even use these on dogs ... but cats are the pains in the butts!

Pros: great

Cons: none

I have used this pill dispenser for Gus and have tried to use it for the cats. It works fine with Gus who is less of a pain to pill. It does not work as well for the cats as I just can't hold them and maneuver this thing down their little mouths as quickly as i need to with my cranky cats.

Pros: Hold the pill

Cons: Harder to do by yourself than others

I had to help pill some cats at the shelter one day. I was like how do you pill a cat without getting bit. You use a pill gun or dispenser. You scruff, poke and push the pill right in. So freaking easy. You still have to watch the claws. But at least, I was not bit.

Pros: saves fingers

Cons: can't think of any

We use this at the shelter more on cats than the dog. It is a must have in our book as to pill a cat can be dangerous. Most dogs if you make a meatball and put the pill in it, they eat it and done. Cats will not eat meatballs, so the piller works best for them.

Pros: easy to use, affordable

Cons: can't think of one

I mainly used this while giving pills to cats when I first started working at my local shelter. You have to push the plunger at just the right place and time. It is a useful product, but I'm more comfortable now doing pills by scruffing and poking in the pill by hand. If you aren't skilled giving pills to cats by hand, I would definitely recommend this product. Cat bites hurt.

Pros: Good for unwilling cats

Cons: Kind of tricky to use