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Originally Posted by HomeInMyShoes
I believe you are right that that was originally laxatone. I hate when products change. Ugh. They stopped distributing the food my cat was eating for a while and that was a total disaster getting her to eat again.
The felaxin stuff smells like molasses and Maple would eat the stuff straight off of a spoon. I used to give it to her right before the supper time meal so maybe that was extra incentive for her knowing food would show up right after.
I miss her. She's only been gone for six months.
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Well, most of them smell that way, but they won't touch ANY of them since the Hartz brand changed its formulation. These are the main petrolatum-based brands: Drs. Foster and Smith Hairball Remedy, Felaxin, Kat-A-Lax, Lax'aire, Laxatone.
And trust me...every single one, and every possible flavor, has come and gone through this house. I give the opened and unused ones to a local no-kill shelter. They know me well enough from other donations of food and stuff to take them that way (opened and unused). NOTHING I've tried works.
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What about just melting the oil and putting it on the kibble?
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Well, the challenge with Coconut oil is that it's melted at about 75F. Give or take. So, it would be grease now, generally, atop kibble. I could try melting it and putting in on there, although I admit, that sounds utterly disgusting to me, but then again, I'm not a cat. Worst case, I'll end up throwing out some of his food. {shrug}.
@Cins, thanks! We think so, of course. Not that we're BIASED or anything. Ha!
Hitch