Customer Reviews
Vetoquinol Laxatone Lubricant for Hairballs Tuna Flavored Cat Oral Gel
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Tuna flavor is stinky but yummy!
By Shannon on Dec 7, 2020
My 9mo has been trying unsuccessfully to cough up a hairball, so my vet suggested this. She can't wait to eat it up! She attacks my hands as I'm unscrewing the cap and I have to move quickly. I never put some on her nose/paw as suggested. It's quite gooey though and I've found that squirting a bit directly My 9mo has been trying unsuccessfully to cough up a hairball, so my vet suggested this. She can't wait to eat it up! She attacks my hands as I'm unscrewing the cap and I have to move quickly. I never put some on her nose/paw as suggested. It's quite gooey though and I've found that squirting a bit directly into her bowl works best. Measuring it out was too messy so now I just eyeball the amount. The tuna flavor is VERY strong. But as long as my cat likes it, I could not care less. … more
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Smells awful, cats won’t touch it
By Dfwgolden on Nov 30, 2020
I first purchased this product when my cat was diagnosed with megacolon. It was advised I add this into his daily diet to help lubricate. That cat would eat ANYTHING. Except this. I tried putting it on his feet, nose, straight into the mouth, into food, on top of food and in treats. NOPE. He passed I first purchased this product when my cat was diagnosed with megacolon. It was advised I add this into his daily diet to help lubricate. That cat would eat ANYTHING. Except this. I tried putting it on his feet, nose, straight into the mouth, into food, on top of food and in treats. NOPE. He passed not long after his diagnosis. A new special needs kitten fell into my lap the same day. Male orange tabby same as my last cat. Apparently male orange tabbies are the most prone to the condition so I spoke with my vet and he said when he was at least 10 weeks to try him on this. This kitten who will eat lettuce out of my salad won’t touch this stuff either. It smells terrible no cats in my house (I have 6) will touch it. Even my dogs turn their noses up at it. Do not recommend save yourself the misery. … more
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Hairball help
By Patty on Jan 24, 2021
We socialize feral cats for adoption, and currently have 10 cats in residence, 4 with long fur, so hair balls are a common malady. I have no idea how this product works because we can’t get a single cat to take it!
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They eat it!
By CatMom on Jan 13, 2021
I've tried several hairball remedy treats and gels but my cats don't like the taste & eventually refuse to eat them. This, they like! I'll reorder Vetoquinol Laxatone.
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Hairball control
By Handbaglvr on Jan 8, 2021
My vet sells this and it is effective, as long as my cat licks it off her fur, lol. My other cat will lick it off a plate.
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GREAT PRODUCT!
By BENTLEYSMOM on Jan 6, 2021
WE ADOPTED A CAT WITH HAIRBALL PROBLEMS. LAXATONE IS A LIFE SAVER. A HUGE PLUS IS THAT BENTLEY LIKES IT & WILL LICK IT OFF OF A PLATE
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Put it on their nose to make them lick
By Scarlet on Jan 6, 2021
I don't have a cat who appreciates stuff on their nose, so this doesn't work. Apparently it smells really bad because she runs away :) If you have a nose licking cat, go for it.
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Did Not Like Veloquinol
By catmother on Jan 6, 2021 Top 1000 Contributor
My good friend told me about Vetoquinol for my cat, Sailor, but it did not work at all for him so I gave it to her as she had used it before and it worked well on her cats.
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Vetoquinol Laxatone
By Paula on Jan 4, 2021
Could not get this into the cat! I tried every way possible that I could think of and the vet recommended.
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both cats do not like
By noway on Jan 1, 2021
I bought this with another 0ne PetAg Hairball Solution Chicken Flavored to try because Tomlin Laxatone Natural Hairball Remedy Chicken Flavor Gel Cat Supplement was out of stock. both cats smelled them, backed up and one left the room. I will have to wait to Tomlin comes back in stock.
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Great stuff!
By Debbie on Dec 31, 2020
It took a little while for them to eat the laxatone. Once they did, no more throwing up of hair balls! AMAZING
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My cat loves it
By Carter on Dec 30, 2020
The first hairball treatment I tried (can't remember the name) my cat would not touch. He loves the Vetoquinol and goes nuts when he seems me with the tube. And it does eliminate most of the hairball issues.
