Vetoquinol Laxatone, Maple Hairball Gel for Cats, 4.25 oz (Pack of 2)

My cats love the taste and rush to me after breakfast for it like it’s a delicious treat. Rarely if ever get hairballs and my girl is very fluffy and sheds.

bought it for a friend who was having trouble getting a very picky and finicky older cat refusing to accept catlax. my cat thinks catlax and vetoquinol laxatone are treats but REALLY likes vetoquinol maple flavored. so i sent a tube to the finicky cat and she apparently loved it as well. older cats don't need the stress of hairballs, so thank you for making a delicious solution for picky felines.

After having to endlessly "fool" this tortoiseshell cat of mine when medicine -- or ANYTHING good for her health -- is involved, this is a HUGE relief. I was really teetering as to which flavor to buy, but finally some gut instinct said "Maple." It's absurd, right? But she goes for this stuff as intensely, if not more so, than Churu. She's got some sort of restriction in her old-gal gut (she's a small cat anyway) and even worse, is grooming addicted without being compulsive, so it seems that her body cannot handle the amount of hair. It was causing her issues with eating, and very dry turds, but once I got her established on the Maple Laxatone, she easily passes her #2, and can also upchuck her hair collection with ease. It has helped her get back on track with eating enough as well. I am so grateful for this concoction, honestly. With both of our cats, we had to boop their noses to get them to even try the stuff (I put a light skim at first on a small spatula) but once they had to put their tongues on this magic elixir, it was like they were plugged in. Our younger one doesn't require it, but I wanted to test her preference too (just in case, someday...) and she had the same response: "MEH." Then she got it in her mouth and went insane for it. And it absolutely smells just like Maple!

Pretty good for getting the hairballs out. Most of my cats like this. I just add to the wet food 1-2 times per week.I appreciate that the seller sent a product that doesnt expire until 02/29!

We've bought this product many times before, and it works! We've had two long haired cats now, and this is a necessary staple to have in our home. Our first kitty would lick it right off the spoon--he liked the flavor. Our second kitty doesn't like either the taste or the texture (we've tried it in other flavors--it doesn't seem to matter--she just doesn't like it), so we mix it into her dry food along with a small amount of wet food. We can't give it to her very often (our first cat would get it once a week), as she is prone to loose stools and diarrhea. Our vet started her on Proviable (healthy bacteria that is supposed to clear up loose stools) twice daily. That seems to be helping, so I'm hoping we can use the Laxatone more often.

Maple flavor is not a hit with the cats. The product is pretty soft at room temp, so be mindful while handling it. I scoop some onto my finger and place it inside my cat's cheek. After two applications, she was no longer coughing from not being able to hack up a fur ball. I haven't had to use it since, but I might make it a weekly thing to prevent her any future issues.

My poodle mix likes to lick up fuzz, dog hair, or just lick on a blanket. It’s weird, but I have Laxatone to help him pass the inevitable hairball. The dogs and cats like the taste and texture. I give my small poodle mix about an inch long line on my forefinger, of the Laxatone. It helps him avoid producing a hairball.

Get a clip to use because it is already almost empty upon use. I would rather have them fill it fully and charge me more than make it messy and difficult since it is half empty before using. I have used this for years too but it seems the product itself changed because it is not helping like it did and my cat no longer cares for it.

Very good.

Les gusta el sabor y el efecto se nota

Si le funcionó a mi michi!

Excelente producto para las bolas de pelo de mi gatitas.

Venía con un regalo. Muchas gracias