Feline (6 mL) (3 Pack), Disposable Enema for Rectal Use in Cats by PRN Pharmacal Inc

So the product inside the syringe is amazing. My cat had already had a enema at the vet months and months ago and surgery to remove a coke can size stool out of him about 2 months ago. Cost all together 1000 dollars (thank god I had Pawp pet insurance) We suspect he has mega colon. So I started feeling him every single day like massaging to see if I feel anything. Well I started feeling pellets again months later impacted in a area and wasn’t about to go through all that again so I looked up enemas and found this product. I was scared because he is a munchkin cat so he is tiny and at the time was 3.5 pounds. When the product came it wouldn’t go into his butt even with vaseline. The tip was just to big or there was a stool that was blocking entrance or both. So I already had ordered this amazing feeding tube that came withSyringe for my kittens and I took the product and emptied into a cup and suctioned product into that feeding tube syringe and attached the tube to it which had a very very tiny end to it that squirted on both sides which was awesome for this situation,and put vaseline on the tip and it slid right in! I was so excited!!! I put only half of product In because I was scared with him being so small. He didn’t poop for a day but then I added 50ccs of warm water the following day and then an hour later a few pellets released. Now keep in mind I used half and he was so severely constipated. I could feel it and although it wasn’t a can coke size stool it was about 1.5 inches width and 6 inches in length so yeah it was huge for his little body. So we now keep him on the Rachel rays high fiber food they have at Walmart and he (knock on wood 🙏) has not had any issues since! So after doing this keep your cat away from dry food and do at least 2% fiber wet food. Oh and pumpkin is amazing for a weekly just in case situation. I haven’t had to do pumpkin since this but if you are waiting on this and need to do something get some cat milk from Walmart and warm up and get a can of puréed pumpkin in the bakery section of Walmart and put a tablespoon of pumpkin with 5 tablespoons of milk and then if you have a syringe, use it to suck it up and gently pour into your cats mouth, but do it slowly as they don’t need to breathe it in or choke on it. The pumpkin will stop any further constipation as your waiting for your order but please keep in mind if your cats sick or maybe small use half and also keep in mind you may want to deworm as well as I noticed worms in my cat after this. He was so constipated that we never noticed but now we notice. So now yoda doesn’t smell like a litter box like he use to because he use to spend so much time trying to poop and straining and that can be exhausting. Also make sure u have clean water for your cat at all times. They won’t drink dirty water and can get constipated and possibly have kidney failure. This is a simple solution to a lot of problems give them clean water! Fountains are wonderful and they have filters but if you have multiple cats like me then you are going to have to clean bowl and wipe it completely out twice per day and u will see a huge difference in everything. We do have to feed Yoda separately in a cage as he cannot have dry food only wet food, and the other cats only eat the dry food. Some cats just can’t handle dry food and yoda is one of them. If your feeding wet food and they don’t drink a lot of water and the water is clean and changed out frequently don’t worry they get moisture and fluids from the wet food and may not need or desire any more fluids. Good luck!!!

This product worked great!When my vet failed to give anything to help my 15 yr old cat I asked what could I give her over the counter and they said Miralax which didn't help. They refused to give me anything else for her but did say I could have a couple of different, expensive tests done. My poor old kitty was trying so hard to defecate with no luck for 4 days. She was lethargic and so uncomfortable. This enema worked within a few minutes of administration. It looked like a large, dried out impaction alone with the rest of the feces. She has been acting like a younger kitty and doing very well. The enema arrived quickly and was easy to administer. Thank you to this company for offering this product to help our animals. I truly think it saved my little girl's life!

Brown eye wizard! These are a life saver for rescue kittens and cats.I’ve used them for years.I split the dosage by opening a spare sterile syringe, pushing gel in, flipping upwards, re-insert and allow excess air to remove out of syringe. Keep the process sterile by using that extra syringe.You need to lubricant the brown eye with a little gel before you insert. Don’t be rude. lol then I push gel in pretty slowly. It’s key to cover the brown eye quickly with a least favorite finger or a cloth to hold the gel in. Some cats will be shocked and try to push it out. It’s a fair reaction. I hold for 60 seconds if I can. Then release the beast and they should head to the litter box. Be aware that it could cause some leakage from the butt through the process. So just don’t let your kitty feel ashamed, it’s normal.

This product worked incredibly well for my ill kitty. However, there are some things you should note:1- I do NOT suggest using the insertion tip. It is WAY too large for a small kitty. INSTEAD, squeeze the product out into a small plastic cup. Then, using a smaller syringe (the one the vets send you home with to administer/dose liquid medications will do), pick up some of the product and use that for administration. Don’t forget the Vaseline.2- In my opinion, a full application is just too large of a dose for a small kitty. Half of the dose will do just fine. Like I said before, squeeze all of the product out of the applicator into a small cup. Then use a smaller syringe to pick up about half of the product and administer to your kitty.This will certainly be more comfortable for your pet, and I believe a smaller dose is more appropriate.Don’t forget to wipe off any excess product from your pets fur. YOU DONT want your kitty to lick off the extra product and become ill!

It happened on the weekend when the vet was closed so I decided to try this. It cost about 200 dollars last time to go to the vet and they used the enemas. It was easy to give him and worked in 15 minutes. I will definitely use these again if needed

Did not work very well. Very uncomfortable for cat and caused a drippy mess with no real bowel movement.

Increíble este producto se lo puse y al momento fue al baño

My cat had been backed up for almost two weeks, only doing a pebble in his litter at a time. We had taken him to the vet several times and given him an antibiotic, mirlax, pumpkin, lactose, and olive oil, but there were no results. We suspected a blockage at play, but the surgery for the blockage was too expensive for us, so we turned to this as our last-ditch effort. We administered the enema to that cat, and initially, his stool did not come out all the way, so we had to manually help him the first time. Later that night, everything else came out on its own!