Laxatone

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  1. Sean & Rufus

    Sean & Rufus Well-Known Member

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  2. JanetNJ

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    I've never used this but did use Miralax once. Usually I try pumpkin first.
     
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  3. cmonmiracle

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    Is it for hairballs or a laxative? I use Restoralax (Miralax) laxative for my civvie, Hugo. It's super easy to add to his food. I just add a bit more water to ensure he has enough fluids.
     
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  4. Sean & Rufus

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    Haven't tried pumpkin yet. He's been on miralax since Thursday :( I think this product is more for maintenance.
     
  5. Sean & Rufus

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    For a laxative. He's been on Miralax since Thursday :(
     
  6. cmonmiracle

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    How much are you giving? Hugo gets 1/8 tsp twice a day as maintenance. I would try a higher dose if he was still blocked. Pumpkin might make the problem worse as it's high in insoluble fiber.
     
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  7. Red & Rover (GA)

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    Laxatone contains corn syrup, malt syrup, and can molasses.
     
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  8. Sean & Rufus

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    He was getting in his food, but t now he's not really eating. Yesterday he got 1/4tsp 2 times. Today he'll get 1/4tsp 2 times. Tomorrow he'll get 1/2tsp 2x. I think we will need to maintanence after this.
     
  9. Sean & Rufus

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    Yeah, that's why I thought it was strange that the vet recommended it.
     
  10. FurBabiesMama

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    I used Laxatone back in the 90s for a non-diabetic cat for hairballs. I would not want to use it for a diabetic since it is full of all kinds of naughty stuff.
     
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  11. Sean & Rufus

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    Yeah, I'll try something else...
     
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