Vedalax Hairball Remedy for Cats and Dogs 3 oz - Regular Malt Flavor, Enhancing SEO Review

Every year one of my cats suffers from hairballs - she vomits a lot, she doesn't eat, she sleeps all day. The first time this happened we took him to the vet fearing he was sick. The vet gave him a drop of the substance and sent us home with a probe. It worked straight away. We apply as instructed and before we know it our type is back to normal. He hates it (he's ridiculously picky) but I don't care because it works.

My stepfather has a blue healer who sometimes coughs all sorts of things and often has a sour stomach (he eats a lot of grass in the summer). This stuff actually goes a long way toward solving both problems, but my stepdad doesn't always forget to give it to his dog when he needs it. It's also expensive for the small amount you get. Technically it's worth it for Moe's health (Moe is a dog), but I'll look for cheaper sources.

My dog gets hairballs from licking its fur - allergy. These hairballs prevent him from eating and cause stomach pains, which he tries to relieve by licking more. As soon as I give him Vedalax he seems to calm down. This is of great help in moving the hair through its system. He's allergic to a lot of drugs, so I use Benadryl for allergies (mostly to weed). Now I use Vedalax as a prophylactic. I'm glad my granddaughter told me about it.

My adoptive dogs haven't had any problems with hairballs since I got them. However, the female enjoys grooming her sibling's face and they both lick the bottom regularly. Sometimes the man has a choking cough (as if he has hair in his throat) and a small spoonful of Vedalax clears it up immediately. I am not interested in facing a medical emergency or maybe even surgery for a problem that is so easily preventable through maintenance. Both LOVE the malty flavor of Vedalax, making them easy to…

Correct. SAND. My boyfriend and I went to the beach with our dogs and we noticed one dog rolling his ball around in the sand and digging some more in the sand but we didn't care. Until the next day he went into the bathroom and pooped on a sandcastle. His stool was very gritty. And that could only rejoice. We were going to spend a few more days at the beach and I didn't want to leave. I called the vet and they recommended giving him some at night to coat his intestines. We've been using it for…