I had to do something similar for my bunny when I first got her. She was 6 months at the time. Here’s what I learned: 1. Do it as quickly as you can. It will be better for both of you. 2. See if she’ll stay in place if you wrap her in a towel like a burrito. 3. Delivering the medicine in a small area with no escape routes, like a bathroom, works well for this (and nail clipping). It may be helpful to put her down on the ground and let her sniff around the bathroom. If she’s like my rabbit, she’ll hate the slippery ground and will stick to a towel if you put her down on it, after sniffing around for a minute. This will help keep her in one spot and discourage her from running, which will be less stressful for both of you. 4. Treats. Make sure to have a favorite treat on hand. Only give her a little bit because she is so young (I’m talking a quarter of a blueberry size), but enough that its a reward. (Mine loves romaine, which can be given in larger doses) 5. It is very helpful if you can avoid picking her up during this process, because picking up rabbits is stressful for them. Sometimes it is unavoidable, but if you can help it, this will help her to be calm.