First, read the English article below.

How well you restrain your cat will play a big role in your ability to give her eye drops. One way to hold her is in your lap. When she is resting comfortably in your lap, place one of your forearms across her body to keep her in place. The length of her body should be against your abdomen.  You can sit wherever is most comfortable for you—couch, chair, bed, etc. The forearm across her body should be your  non-dominant  arm. For example, if you are right-handed, your left forearm should lie across her body. If you think she is going to scratch, wrap her in a towel so that only her head is sticking out.  If you would like to sit on the floor but holding your cat in your lap won’t work, try positioning her such that she is in between your knees and unable to get away. It may be easier and more comfortable for you to have your cat on a surface that is about at your waist level. If the surface is a little slippery, place a towel down first so your cat has some traction under her. You can also wrap her in a towel. It may take some trial and error to determine whether holding your cat in your lap or restraining her on a table will work best. To give your cat eye drops, you will need to hold her head steady with your  non-dominant  hand. Place the thumb of this hand on one side of her jaw and your fingers on the other side. In effect, her head should be cradled firmly in your hand, with your hand under her chin. Gently, tilt her head upward to make it easier to give the eye drops. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Tahan kucing di atas paha Anda. Letakkan kucing di atas meja atau permukaan tinggi. Posisikan kepala kucing.