Most vets will provide repeat prescriptions for long-term medications (such as long-term pain relief for arthritis) for 6 months.

A palatable mild lubricant laxative malt based gel, flavoured with fish oil that pets find almost irresistible. One of my cats has been really struggling with hairballs lately and was looking for something to help.PDSA would like to use your personal data to contact you about our work with sick and injured animals and to help us raise vital funds (Read More). Marketing cookies: Marketing cookies record your visits to our sites, the pages you have visited and the links you have followed. Laxapet Gel is a highly palatable malt extract formulation for both cats and dogs to aid in the removal and prevention of hairballs.

To save your vet's time, you can print off a blank prescription which you can take to your vet to be completed. We use this information to make our sites and the advertising displayed on them more relevant to your interests. To get it faster you can upgrade Light items to Royal Mail 1st Class Tracked or a Guaranteed Courier service, Saturday Courier or even before 12 noon services where available. Unfortunately we are no longer able to send to France, Germany, Slovakia or Sweden due to customs regulations. If your cat is truly constipated and not producing any stools then I strongly advise seeing your vet as prescription medications may be required.

The information we collect from performance cookies is aggregated which means that we cannot identify you from it. If your cat or dog has a known allergy or intolerance to any of Laxapet’s ingredients, then this product should be avoided. To use Laxapet, either directly administer to your cat or dog, or squeeze the paste over their usual feed. The PharmPet Co accepts no liability in the event of another person(s) or animal(s) residing at or visiting the property gaining access to the posted medication.

Apply double the amount of a cats dose directly into the mouth or mixed into your dogs food and repeat when necessary.None of the ingredients in Laxapet will directly affect kidneys but I recommend running any supplement/food/mediation past your vet first. To see if a medication requires a prescription, look out for 'Prescription required' on the product page.