We use the 10 cc syringes at our shelter for many jobs. For giving wormer to dogs since most wormer is either 1 cc per 10 pounds or 1 cc per 25 pounds. We also use this syringe for worming a whole lot of kittens or puppies at the same time.

We use the 10 cc syringe for forcing pedialyte down the animals if they need it.

We use the 10 cc syringe to measure out water to mix in with meds.

It is just a great tool and every shelter needs to keep this size on hand.

Pros: easy to use

Cons: none

Depending on the required dosage, this works well. For a very small cat, it's a little large. Can be used for measuring out water when reconstituting certain medications.

Pros: Good size - up to 10 cc

Cons: Too large if a smaller dose is required

Because my dog, Sandy, has diabetes I have to give her insulin injections twice a day. I have found that CalVetSupply.com is one of the few places where you can purchase syringes without a prescription and the enormous markup that vets add on to the product. The staff at CalVetSupply are helpful and I have been happy with the products I have received from them. Calvetsupply.com

Pros: Work well

Cons: A necessary evil

I have chronic animals that require frequent medication administration. Instead of trying to force pills in my cats, I simply dissolve the medication in water, add a little yogurt and use the syringe to administer. Medication administration has become less of a chore.

Pros: Great for medication administration

Cons: none

These are very useful for administering simethicone when bunny has a gas attack, and in other situations when your bunny needs medicine.

Pros: useful

Cons: -