Vetoquinol Laxatone Tuna Flavored Gel Hairball Control Supplement for Cats, 4.25-oz tube

We have a med/long-haired cat that has problems with hairballs. We have tried so many different products, and this is the only one that helps. If we are consistent about giving this to her (daily), she only produces a hairball every 1-2 weeks, as opposed to every few days. Unfortunately, she won't take the gel alone--we need to mix it into a churu. But I'm glad we have found something to help her out.

My cat (Bob) is part Maine Coon so has that long fur. Unfortunately, two years in a row, he's needed major surgery to remove blocked hairballs. Not only is it extremely costly, but it's traumatizing for him. My Vet recommended I try this. We have gotten thru a year thankfully with no issues. He gets it 3 times a week now. He's my buddy, I'll do whatever is best for him. Thankfully this seems to help!

My cat Bear is a medium haired orange floof and he has really fine hair. He hates being brushed but thankfully his floof doesn’t mat or get tangled however he throws up the biggest hairballs I’ve ever seen. Our vet suggested we try this stuff and I was skeptical because although he is food motivated, I didn’t know if he’d like it and he has white legs so I didn’t want to smear red goo on them. Well I worried for no reason because he goes CRAZY for this stuff. He knows where it’s kept and when he sees me go over to it, he starts making these weirdo noises and actually meows at it and can barely sit still while I put it on my fingers and then he licks it off within seconds. He’s a vocal cat anyway but these are some crazy sounds. Not only does he LOVE this stuff, it actually works and he went from throwing up hairballs practically everyday to once a month if that. After the initial week of giving it to him everyday, he only needs 1-2 doses per week for upkeep so it’s very affordable. I definitely recommend however I will say I have 2 other cats who do not share Bear’s enthusiasm for this product but they are pickier by nature. Luckily, this product has two sizes so at least you won’t go broke giving it a try. :)

I just put a little on a tongue depressor stick (see the picture) and cat licks it off the stick. I do this once every 3 days (Per vet suggestion) and it really help hairballs to pass through digestive system rather than cat trying to vomit it out.