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It can happen to dogs and cats on the best of diets, in the best of homes. On occasion, your pet may act sluggish or lack energy. If they are producing small amounts of feces, hard, small pellet like waste, or no feces at all, constipation is likely the problem. Some pets may even vomit when attempting to defecate. While uncomfortable for your pet, early treatment is simple and effective with an appropriate laxative made specifically for dogs and cats. Laxatone Tuna Flavor Gel is a flavorful, gentle remedy that is easy to use. Laxatone Tuna Flavor Gel is a laxative for dogs and cats that also works as a hairball remover for cats and kittens. Since constipation tends to be a recurring problem in pets, if your dog or cat has experienced it, they are prone to experience it again. Yousll be glad to know that when used regularly, Laxatone Tuna Flavor Gel works as an effective preventative for constipation. Keeping a tube of Laxatone Tuna Flavor Gel on hand in your home can help minimize the discomfort experienced by your pet during an episode of constipation.


























| Asin | B003YUYFZO |
| Best Sellers Rank | #86,423 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #3,541 in Dog Health Supplies |
| Item Dimensions Lxwxh | 17.1 x 2.5 x 3.8 Centimeters |
| Item Model Number | 410620 |
| Item Weight | 0.28 g |
| Manufacturer | Evsco Pharmaceuticals |
| Net Quantity | 120.4 Grams |
| Product Dimensions | 17.15 x 2.54 x 3.81 cm; 0.28 g |
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Saved My Kitty From Discomfort and Major Constipation
This gel has made my kitty happy and feeling so much better. She has rejoined play time and zoomies have returned as of today. Saved me from a vet bill and IMO saved my cats life as she was declining quickly. Her weight is even returning.She is a rescued Ragdoll and we've only had her several months. I brush her everyday and only started having issues with upchucking her food within 15 minutes of eating the last couple of weeks. It began as once in first week to every other day last week. She was losing weight and was not eating like she used to. I noticed she was losing more hair into the brush and she is a fastidious groomer. I never really saw hair in her vomit but her poops were getting smaller and harder. More pebble like. She was miserable and had an overall malaise.I found out that hairballs don't need to form, that just the hair being swallowed will cause nausea and irritation in the gut causing her to try and get rid of it by regurgitating her food. This is especially true with Ragdolls since they tend to have sensitive tummy's. This lubricant basically grabs the hair and pulls it through the digestive system and lubricates the gut protecting her from further irritation while the hair passes.I started this on Sunday and with the first dose she ate she kept her food down all day. Monday same and was keeping my fingers crossed. Not much change in poops yet. Today 3rd day initial treatment and she chowed down her food and her 2nd BM of the day was a TADA moment. It was bulked up easy to pass and was no longer pebbled. Zoomies return. Her appetite today is awesome and she has not regurgitated her food once since using this. Now I'll cut back to 2x per week for maintenance.She loves the taste and eats it right from a measured teaspoon. It is very sticky but using a spoon instead of fingers makes it easier for her to take it.A little tip that I learned while researching this for hairballs. To avoid nutrition deficiency vet blogs say to not give it with food and to administer 2 hours before or after you feed. Also don't go beyond recommendations since daily use will also block nutrients from being absorbed.I have also added chewable hairball treats to increase her roughage with psyllium and slippery elm which are excellent for healing the gut. Overall I'm tickled with relief and kitty is her old self again. This became an emergency aid and it worked. Thankfully!
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Less and less hairballs
This has helped a lot. Our boy has to eat special diet food due to a sensitive stomach. This has decreased his hairballs a lot
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2 paws up!
Our 14 yr old cat started coughing up hairball and clear fluid all over the house. We were expecting to get bad news when we went to the vet. He recommended this stuff. Our cat laps it up. Just squeeze out an inch of product and the cat eats it right up from the tube. We’re no longer running around cleaning up hairball spots. It’s a little pricey but very effective.
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One cat likes, one cat doesn't
One cat likes it, the fluffy one who actually needs it does not. I have to hide it between layers of wet food and even then sometimes he will walk away. I think it is working when I can get him to eat it. I have seen less hairballs around since we have started. I may try the other flavor next time and see if he likes it more.
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