Vetoquinol Laxatone Gel Hairball Control Supplement for Cats
In a Nutshell
- Effective for hairball control.
- Can be mixed with food for better acceptance.
- Some cats dislike the maple flavor.
Quick Verdict
This hairball supplement is great at reducing hairballs. However, some cats don't like the taste, and administration can be tricky.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Ensure the cat does not choke on the product.
Prevention: Ensure release the supplement into a cat safe environment.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Hairball Control (6)
Users report significant reduction in hairballs after using the product.
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Easy to Use (5)
Simply dab on the floor or mix with food.
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Decorative designs (0)
This product works great.Really Good
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Propper weight. ()
This product works well for smaller pets
Cons
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Some Cats Dislike the Flavor (4) major
Cat's finicky taste could make the supplement unappealing.
Tip: Mixing it with food or treats.
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Can Stick to Tongue (1) minor
The gel can stick to the cat's tongue, causing discomfort.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners dealing with frequent hairballs. — The product is highly effective in preventing hairballs and can be easily mixed with food.
- • Owners looking for a convenient solution. — The supplement can be dabbed on the floor or mixed with food, making it easy to administer.
✗ Skip If
- • Cat owners whose cats are extremely picky eaters. — Cats may refuse to eat the product due to its taste, despite it being effective.
Durability & Care
Factors: Regular application
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Keep the product refrigerated to maintain freshness and keep tube closed
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What should I do if my cat refuses the supplement?
Mix it with wet food or treats to make it more palatable.2022 upgrades make our product seamless
How often should I give this to my cat?
Regular use is recommended
Highlighted Reviews
"My 4 (yes all 4!) look forward to this. I dab a portion on the floor or plate and they dig in. They love this and get all excited when I pick up the tube. No more swiping a finger of hairball med on a leg or back and having the recipient run around as if wounded with a greasy smear for hours."
"Honestly, the disgusted look I got when I offered this to my Norwegian forest cat was priceless. This was definitely not a hit."
Bottom Line
If your cat has hairball issues, give Laxatone a try. Just be prepared to mix it with food or treats, and be patient if your cat initially struggles with the flavor.