
|Articles|June 28, 2010
Today's Daily Dose: Feeding hospitalized patients
A few tips on syringe feeding.
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“Simple syringe feeding of a liquid product also is a good method, if tolerated. For dogs, the syringe tip is placed outside the molar teeth and food is deposited in the cheek pouch with the head held in a normal or lowered position. For cats, the syringe tip is placed between the four canine teeth.”
-Rebecca L. Remillard, PhD, DVM, DACVN
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