<human>: My 10 y/o lab mix Carson has kidney problems. He is on a regiment of 2 different medicines along with an antacid (generic mylanta) for his stomach. 

The pills are a little difficult to give him because we have to shove each one down his throat individually. He doesn't like it, but he doesn't have TOO much trouble with it. 

The big issue though is the antacid. The vet recommended that we give him 3 table spoons worth, 3 times a day. He gave us a MONSTER syringe to facilitate in administering the antacid, rather than using a spoon. The trouble is though, he hates it SO much that he turns his head away and tries to run away. It literally takes 3 of us to pin him down so we can give it to him (that sounded kind of wrong, but you know what I mean...lol). Carson has never been subjected to so many pills and medicines and vet's visits before and he is gradually getting more and more frightened and unhappy. It has gotten to the point where he won't come to us when we simply call his name because he's afraid we're going to torture him with more foul-tasting medicine. When we come near him to pet or play with him, he walks away because he's scared.

Since he was diagnosed with these kidneys problems and has started having to take the medicines, he doesn't seem very happy anymore. Is there anyway that we can make this process less frightening for him? A way that he won't be scared of the people that are just trying to help him?

Thanks.

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<bot>: My dog is sick and is now frightened of us because we have to give him so many medicines that he despises. Is there a way to help him from being so scared?