Tomlyn Laxatone Tuna Flavored Gel Hairball Control Supplement for Cats
In a Nutshell
- Cats' taste preferences vary widely.
- Effective if the cat likes the taste.
- Molasses content is a common dislike.
Quick Verdict
Tomlyn Laxatone has a balanced number of positive and negative responses. While some cats enjoy the tuna flavor and it helps with hairballs, many cats dislike the taste and molasses.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Recent batches have been too liquid, affecting dispensing and taste.
Prevention: Monitor reviews and consider alternatives if the issue persists.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effectiveness (4)
Many cats find it effective for hairball control.
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Enjoyable Taste (2)
Some cats enjoy the tuna flavor.
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Easy Administration (2)
Some cats are willing to lick it off their paws.
Cons
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Disliked Taste (5) major
Many cats dislike the taste, especially the molasses content.
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Changing Formula (2) critical
Recent batches have been too liquid, making it difficult to dispense.
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Sticky Consistency () minor
The gel feels very sticky and some cats don't like it stuck on their paws.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners with cats who like tuna flavored gels — These cats will enjoy the taste and benefit from hairball control.
- • Owners of long-haired cats — These cats need more frequent hairball control.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of cats sensitive to molasses — Many cats dislike the molasses content.
- • Owners looking for a non-sticky formula — The gel can be too sticky for some cats.
Durability & Care
Factors: Usage frequency, Cat's preference
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this product contain molasses?
Yes, it contains molasses, which many cats dislike.
Is the gel sticky?
Yes, it is very sticky, which some cats dislike.
How often should I use this for my cat?
It depends on your cat's needs, but some users apply it a few times a week.
Highlighted Reviews
"My cat hair to have hairball gel a couple of times a week or he gets back up and can’t go to the litter box to pass any hair in his stomach. Finally, found one he likes better and no fighting to give it to him."
"This product contains molasses and cats hate it, one of my cats would actually shake as I held her to put it on her paw. I felt so bad searching for other hairball remedies and I found cat lax. What a difference.it contains no molasses and one of my cats eats it off my finger she loves it, my other ..."
Bottom Line
If your cat likes it, it's an effective hairball remedy. Consider trying it cautiously and watch for your cat's reaction. Alternatives might be necessary if your cat dislikes it.