Marshall Pet Products Ferret Lax Hairball and Obstruction Remedy, 3 oz.

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Specially formulated to treat and prevent the formation of hairballs in the intestine and stomach.

- Recommended by veterinarians and breeders
- This great tasting remedy is safe and easy to use

Specifications

SKU	2275323
Primary Brand	Marshall Pet Products
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day

Item Dimensions

Volume	3 FZ

Ingredients

Petrolatum, Cold Liver Oil, Malt Extract, Methylparaben, Molasses, Natural And Artificial Flavors, Polysorbate 20, Potassium Sorbate, Soybean Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Water

Directions

Symptoms:If your ferret has ribbon like stools and has a loss of appetite, dry coughs and gags, these are common symptoms of hairballs or obstructions in a ferrets stomach/intestine.RemedyFeed Ferret Lax from the tube in the amount of 1/2 to one teaspoon, two to three times a day for three to four days. Thereafter, administer two to three times per week, more often during the spring shedding season to prevent formation of hairballs.

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My ferret LOVES this stuff!! Not only does it help him with not getting hair balls, it is also a nice treat for him.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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My ferret is picky with snacks and stuff but this he eats it out of the tube he loves it.

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My ferret does not like the taste or smell of the gunk in the tube. But it serves it's purpose, I just have to hide it and trick him into eating it.

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this is a must have for any ferret owner especially during shedding seasons. I have this for my guys and they eat it straight from the tube.

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This is a great product. My ferret loves this stuff and will eat it right out of the tube and I don't have to worry about hairballs or other obstructions.

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I bought the laxtive and it worked great!! My ferret started to get weired poo and started to hack alot so i thought... Hairball! I gave my ferret this for a few days all better and he loves the taste!!! I sometimes give my ferret a small amount to lick at when he behaves. He LOOOOOOOOOOVES it!!!! But i dont give him too much thats bad

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This product is not only loved by my 3 ferrets (who don't like much), but also has saved me thousands of $$ for vets due to obstructions. Ferrets ingest things they shouldn't, and can also get hairballs. A few licks of this straight from the tube, and they are cured. My one ferret overate one night (regular food, treats, and baby food), and was miserable, dry heaves, indigestion... within 30 minutes of giving this stuff, all better.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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11 years ago

Can I use ferret hair all remedies on my rabbits?

10 years ago
Thank you for the question. Marshall Pet Product's Ferret Lax Hairball and Obstruction Remedy is considered safe for rabbits as well. If you have any concerns, consult your veterinarian.

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12 years ago

Is this product necesary?

12 years ago
yes it is. guinea pigs do not produce vitamin c so you have to supplement it some how. in the water is the easiest way.

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