Tomlyn Laxatone Hairball Remedy Tuna Flavor Gel Cat Supplement

Neither of my cats like this. One cat winced every time I got close to him with it. With the other cat I managed to get some on his paw and right away he flicked some of it off. He did lick some of it off but both paws had residue on them because he didn't want to clean it off. He was mad at me and seemed to not trust me the rest of the night. We just adopted these two older cats a few months ago and I don't want to ruin the relationship we are building with them. I even tried to mix in some salmon juice from their Sheba wet food but they still avoided it. I even bought the Hartz hairball treatment Salmon flavor from the store and they don't like that one either. These cats only like fish flavors Neither of my cats like this. One cat winced every time I got close to him with it. With the other cat I managed to get some on his paw and right away he flicked some of it off. He did lick some of it off but both paws had residue on them because he didn't want to clean it off. He was mad at me and seemed to not trust me the rest of the night. We just adopted these two older cats a few months ago and I don't want to ruin the relationship we are building with them. I even tried to mix in some salmon juice from their Sheba wet food but they still avoided it. I even bought the Hartz hairball treatment Salmon flavor from the store and they don't like that one either. These cats only like fish flavors of food but they didn't like either of these hairball treatments. These hairball treatments are thick and gooey and smell gross. After reading a bunch of reviews I see that cats either love it or hate it. I am going to give them a little bit of olive oil in their food for a few days to see if that helps instead. Oh well, I tried. … more

Gizzy hates me putting this stuff on his paw, he is always squirming and trying to get away. However, once on the paw, he must lick it off and he loves the taste of it. I switched from maple to tuna and I think he likes the tuna better. I just know it works. Before I started using hairball gel he coughed up hairballs all the time and/or was always making the sounds of hacking up a hairball. Now he may have 2 or 3 a year where before he was having one a month or so. I guess long haired cats have lots of hair to get rid of. Gizzy weighs about 10 pounds and his hair weighs about 9 pounds; I swear he is all hair (lol) that is why giving him the hairball gel is so important to both of us.

I started giving both cats a weekly dose of this to help with passing hairballs (out of either end, you know) and it's made a difference. Two months in and the biggest difference is in the long-haired cat- he actually can hack up the whole hairball whereas before he wasn't getting it out. I'm happy to clean up a hairball if it means he doesn't have that sitting in him. Both cats think it's a treat and get excited to see the tube.

I love this product. Tried putting it on my cats paws and they shook it off. I put it on their nose and the lick it off with in seconds. The difference it’s made is remarkable. I will NEVER not give this to my cats. I also don’t think it’s right people are giving this a negative review bc they mixed it w cat food and now their cat won’t eat it. It’s not meant or recommended to mixed w food. Put it on their nose if it’s not tuna flavored enough for your cats. You’re the error, not the product. Def recommend.

still trying to coax my little stubborn to take it. not sure if i can. until then i cannot give an honest review. he has medium length fur which isnt so great for the poop department. gave a 3 because he wasnt interested in it.

Started doing this every other day and it has cut down on his issues with diarrhea and hairballs. He love it. I love that it has helped him so much. He seems to like the taste

We have helped our county humane society rescue feral cats...in one day we caught 35 cats. As a result of having them spayed/neutered/microchipped, shots, etc. we ended up with a kennel of 15 cats and 2 indoor cats. During the snow and ice the cats couldn't eat grass outside and they had some choking problems with hairballs....this product is really great for them during this weather.

Rugby needs this about twice a week and this flavor is definitely better than the grocery store brand. It is keeping his eating on track. Without it he vomits and won't eat.

I tried the paw method, but she would run away and rub it off on the wall. So now I've been able to mix in with her wet food, and we'll see if that will do the trick.

My cats love the taste of this tuna supplement. It not only helps bring up hairballs, but it sure helps my one cat who used to be always constipated have healthy bowel movements.