50g Tube Cat Dog Laxative

Our cat needs to be on some kind of laxative long-term, so was pleased to find a reasonably priced one on here, as some of them are really expensive for the amount that you get. Our cat will happily eat this in her food, although it does stay in a solid line (like toothpaste) so would recommend that you mash it well, into the food.

This is a must have. Based on the reviews I hoped it would work. And it DID INDEED. A very gentle laxative. Not even a laxative, more like softener. My boy was constipated and I started to get really worried. I bought this and thank god, my boy doesn't hate the taste. He actually almost like it. I think it's the sticky consistency that makes it tricky. He kicked half of it off my finger, and I put the rest on his tongue. It went down so easily thanks to its runny honey consistency. Before he realised, he ate all that was needed to consume. I was watching him and within 24 hours, the golden sausages were laid. Never been happier. A big hairball sausage passed. Very pleased as the rest of the produce was very soft. Not runny but really soft. So I will give him this weekly to prevent scare. Smells nice, must taste alright. One tip: don't smear it into your cat paw lol unless you want to sticky stuff in your freshly dyed hair. Effective yet gentle stuff. Highly recommend!

We gave this to our cat when she was constantly grooming herself and got constipated.. she is a fusspot but surprisingly loved the malt flavour. 🤙 Only thing was , it took almost the full tubr to get her sorted and back to her old self . Bit pricey but very effective

Our older cat has trouble with getting bunged up a lot. We cant afford to take him to the vets everytime and chunk out a load of money. This is a great thing to try before you have to take the next step. 24 hours later he was cleared out and back to his normal self! We have a very purry cat

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I was desperate to help my longhaired rescue boy go to the toilet. Unfortunately he wouldn't even lick this. When I placed some on his front leg, he shook it violently! Then just sat there, with his leg in the air. I washed it off....... after giggling a little. Tbh it was pretty hilarious how he sat there with his arm in the air 😆 I cant recommend it but the other reviewers say it works. You know cats, one can never know if they will enjoy or not enjoy. One day they like something, the next , nope not today!! The vet ended up giving him an enema. Poor baby. Its in the cupboard incase my other cat needs it for hairballs or constipation. Wasn't that expensive.

So....I have an older tabby who struggled in the heat, long story short, the anti-inflammatory liquid from the vet for stress induced cystitis caused constipated....so I tried one product off amazon which was a liquid psyllium husk with Indian herbs that did nothing (wrong kind of constipation- I didn't know that cats with dehydration linked constipation rather than lack of fibre type constipation should NOT be given psyllium husk but rather a paste with a lubricant in it)- so I then tried this- I was getting desperate as no decent poop for 5 days. I initially mixed it into a little prawn puree whizzed up in my blender which he lapped up approx a third, then decided that was an ineffective way of measuring how much paste he actually got inside him, so i then just squirted some of the paste onto the end of a pipette and after a frank exchange of views, got it into his mouth (mostly). He was a bit surprised that he didn't hate the taste and licked off the splatters off his legs and the table and my sleeve. That was happened yesterday afternoon. It honestly feels like I've been victorious in hostage negotiations with a healthy looking poop delivered in the litter tray overnight. I've given him another dose this morning as I feel like there's more poop hostages held in his bowels. I would recommend this paste. BUT you must also push fluids- tuna water, cat paste sachets mixed into little soups, wet foods, water water water water. Also, use a cat undercoat comb in the summer especially, but all year round is helpful for hairballs.

My cat who normally has constant loose bowels hadn't pooped for a few days and was calling out in the night. To try and solve this at home before vet intervention I bought this. I read some of the reviews and was a bit dubious about smell, but it came, I opened it, I put a finger tip amount on the cats paw and within an hour she was back to her old self. I wasn't even mad when she pooped on the freshly cleaned rug 😂 so I'd say for £12.99 that's definitely value for money because it worked. Overall, I'd recommend this product and I'm half tempted to try it myself 😂😂