Pet-Ema Enema For Dogs and Cats, 250 mg, 12 ml

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This worked perfectly! I have a cat that is prone to constipation, even with an all wet diet. I’ve spent thousands of dollars on enemas from the vet, and one time, she was released with stool still inside of her! Enough was enough! I purchased this enema after reading several reviews, and I’m beyond pleased with the results! I used a little more than half of the syringe, and my cat had a full bowel movement. It was a little tricky to administer. I live alone, and was forced to burrito wrap my cat, place her on her back, pin her tail between my knees, and administer the enema with one hand! Use lube, push syringe slowly. Try using only half at first. Wait a half hour to hour, and administer a little more if needed. Make sure to keep water on hand as well. The enema can be dehydrating to your cat. I fed my cat soft food with added water before administering. This saved my wallet from losing money, and spared my cat continued discomfort! I ordered more to have on hand for future use. Of course, you should always seek assistance from a vet; however, I’ve been down this road enough times with my cat, that I feel confident doing this myself. Also, I’ve switched to a more natural wet food with only 3 ingredients, and my cat hasn’t experienced any constipation in months!

My cats was all plugged up and this did the trick. Worked in 30 minutes.

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My cat has mega colon and this WORKED WONDERS. His last blockage needed to be handled by the vet for about $700. Be prepared. The 12ml size syringe is large, but it worked ok for my smallish cat. I used half of the application the first time, and waited about 4 hours. It was VERY messy, but I could feel that nothing major had been “evacuated” yet. After 4 hours I gave him the other half and let him be the rest of the night. By morning, he was about halfway there. At this point, I decided to wait and see if it would continue, which it did. He definitely needed a long soak in the tub after that, his fur was covered in it, because it basically caused what was in there to liquify around the outside and then come out. But honestly, it was worth it. He had a major blockage and now he’s back to his normal happy self, just two days later. I will be giving him an all wet diet and Metamucil from here on out though. I would prefer to not do this again if possible, but it’s great to know that it works if I need it!