My stupid work computer won't let me watch the video ( I guess they expect work). As a veteran of medication battles and many "spit out," slimy pills, my vet gave me the ultimate tip: cream cheese. It's the only thing they won't try to "eject."

Great music, interesting cutting; my favorite part remains Mashu "burying" the medicine. Peter, do try Mashu on "naked" treats before grinding in pills. I suspect a bitter flavor may be putting her off things she might otherwise like. A friend suggested "Pill Pockets" which are one-gulp treats. Or you can go back to the "Young Frankenstein" approach previously mentioned... Good luck!

In the style of Kiro and Tutunyseiko, but with clear nods to Scorsese and Bosch, director P. Hermann and veteran cutter M. Catalini have produced a paean to contemporary art-house minimalism that nevertheless finds its soul in a transcendent, if overloud, scoring symbolic of post-post-modern ennui. A deceptively political film, Mashu explores the perils of a single-payer healthcare system while ever reminding that reform brings the unexpected consequences that have buried previous civilizations while giving rise to individual greatness. Almost mockingly, the two filmmakers sear the narrative's apparent happy ending with the inescapable sense that the worst is yet to come, should we allow our lethargy to get the best of us. I highly recommend this effort to anyone with a minute to kill and the guts to watch it die.

When I worked at a vet, we used a pill popper stick. You put the pill on the end, scruff the cat, and quickly pop the pill down their throat. In theory of course. It usually works, but some people may not feel comfortable with being that hands on giving the pill.

I love Mashu! Great work, Peter & Co.!