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Kyron Laxapet Laxative Pet Gel for Dogs & Cats 50g | The Velvet Relief

Kyron Laxapet Laxative Pet Gel for Dogs & Cats 50g | The Velvet Relief

Kyron Laxapet Laxative Pet Gel for Dogs & Cats 50g

Kyron Laxapet is a palatable malt-based laxative gel for dogs and cats. It is used to help treat constipation and to support the prevention and treatment of hairball impaction in cats.

This 50g oral gel may be given directly by mouth or mixed into food, making it a practical option for households where digestive negotiations require discretion.

Key Benefits

  • Laxative gel for dogs and cats
  • Helps treat constipation in dogs and cats
  • Helps prevent and treat hairball impaction in cats
  • Malt-based, palatable gel format
  • Contains lecithin, fish liver oil and supplemental vitamins
  • Can be given directly or mixed into food

Suitable For

  • Adult cats
  • Senior cats
  • Adult dogs
  • Senior dogs
  • Cats prone to hairballs
  • Dogs and cats experiencing constipation

Not Suitable For

  • Pets with known sensitivity to any listed ingredients
  • Severe, persistent or recurring constipation without veterinary advice
  • Kittens, puppies, pregnant or nursing pets unless advised by a veterinarian

For ongoing digestive concerns, consult your veterinarian before use.

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Product details

Product Details

  • Product: Kyron Laxapet Laxative Pet Gel
  • Pack size: 50 g tube
  • Suitable for cats and dogs
  • Malt-based palatable gel
  • Used as a laxative and for prevention or treatment of hairball impaction in cats
  • Contains petrolatum, lecithin, fish liver oil and vitamins
  • Registration: G1548, Act 36 of 1947
  • Storage: Below 25°C

A note from management

A Note from Management

Codename: Velvet Relief

The first sign was silence.

Not peace. Not innocence. Silence.

Then came the slow walk down the passage, the fixed stare, and the kind of household tension usually reserved for unpaid debts and missing witnesses.

The Dispensary was notified.

Velvet Relief has been cleared for delicate internal negotiations: a malt-based gel for hairball incidents, digestive stand-offs, and other matters Management prefers not to find on the carpet at dawn.

Administer calmly. Measure precisely. Do not dramatise the evidence.

The Crown will deny discomfort.

The rug will remember everything.

Tony has already moved the file downstairs.

Ingredients

Each 5g of Laxapet contains:
- Petrolatum BP 2g
- Lecithin 250mg
- Fish Liver Oil 65mg
- Vitamin A 800 i.u.
- Thiamine HCl 0.25mg
- Riboflavin 0.15mg
- Pyridoxine HCl 0.2mg
- Cyanocobalamin 0.5mcg

Preservatives:
- Sodium Benzoate
- BHA

Guaranteed analysis

Not applicable as a food-analysis field. Laxapet is a registered laxative gel rather than a complete pet food. Its relevant manufacturer-supplied composition is listed in the Ingredients section.

Feeding guide

Cats:
For the first 2–3 days, give 2.5–5 g daily, equal to 1/2–1 medicine measure.
Thereafter, give 1–2.5 g, equal to 1/4–1/2 medicine measure, three times a week.

Place directly on the nose, tongue or front paw for the cat to lick off.

Dogs:
Give 5–10 g daily for 2–3 days, directly into the mouth or mixed with food. Repeat when necessary.

Store in a cool place below 25°C.
Use only as directed on the current label.
Seek veterinary advice if constipation persists, the pet is vomiting, appears painful, stops eating or has suspected obstruction.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How large is the tube?

Each tube contains 50 g.

What is Laxapet used for?

Kyron lists it as a laxative for cats and dogs and for prevention or treatment of hairball impaction in cats.

What are the main ingredients?

Petrolatum, lecithin, fish liver oil and added vitamins.

How much should a cat receive initially?

2.5–5 g daily for 2–3 days according to the official directions.

What is the maintenance amount for cats?

1–2.5 g three times a week.

How can it be administered?

Place it on the nose, tongue or front paw so the cat can lick it off.

Can it be mixed into food?

The official dog directions allow mixing with food. For cats, use the route stated on the label unless your veterinarian advises otherwise.

When should a veterinarian be contacted?

Seek advice if constipation persists, the pet is vomiting, appears painful, stops eating or obstruction is suspected.

How should it be stored?

Below 25°C in a cool place.

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