The cat took medicine, which was comparable to being tortured. He was so scared that he rolled his eyes and foamed at the mouth. It was a movie-level performance.

Both children and pets also hate taking medicines. A netizen recently shared his cat-loving trick to avoid taking medicines, leaving netizens dumbfounded.

Kaya, a 4-year-old cat, will hide immediately when she hears the sound of the medicine bag. If she is unfortunately caught by her owner, she will show off her superb acting skills, that is, she will roll her eyes and foam at the mouth, which is a movie-level performance.

Kaya, the cat, is usually a filial and warm little boy, but every time it comes to feeding him medicine, he turns into an actor. He uses every method to escape from taking medicine, even vomiting foam at the mouth, which scares his owner Candy.

As she had just completed surgery to remove bladder stones, Kaya still needed to take medicine after being discharged from the hospital to help her body recover as soon as possible. This medicine-feeding step not only became Kaya's nightmare, but also a problem that left Candy helpless.

Candy revealed in an interview that as soon as Kaya hears the sound of the medicine bag, she will immediately pretend to be asleep or hide. If you pick it up at this time, it will spit out transparent foam first, and then white foam after a few seconds. Giving it medicine is like being tortured. In addition, it would burst into tears and put on a pitiful look, forcing Candy to give up taking medicine

Candy laughed and said that it was normal for Kaya to "vomit white foam" before taking medicine. The doctor once said that this was just an overly sensitive conditioned reflex behavior and not due to physical discomfort.

But when Candy first saw Kaya vomiting white foam, she admitted that she was petrified, "I was scared to death, thinking she was poisoned!"

After that, Candy would be extremely distressed about giving medicine every time. She tried many methods but it didn't work. The longest time she even fought with Kaya for two hours. In the end, she had to take advantage of Kaya's sleep to stuff the medicine into Kaya's mouth, and finally succeeded in administering the medicine.