Pet NaturalsHairball for Cat (30S, 45g)

Cats didn’t like them maybe it’s the flavor

These are the only Hairball "medicines" that my cat thinks are tasty, and they really seem to be helping! Instead of having a hairball every week, it's now reduced to about once a month. I feed her 1-4 pieces a day, as per the instructions, although they say you might need to feed up to 4 twice a day. Expensive in that case, but worth it.

My cat loved these treats and gobbled them up, but each time I gave her one she would throw up about a half hour later. So, I have no idea if they work for hairballs because I had to stop using them. I can't figure out if the treat is too strong and concentrated (flavor, omega oils, fiber, etc.) or if she is allergic or sensitive to some ingredient in the treats. But I would be wary of these.Also, the label says to give your cat 8 treats a day in order to deal with hairballs. It's a small package and treating hairballs will end up being expensive because it would require a lot of these treats. And it could be fattening for your cat. Especially if the hairballs are an ongoing thing and not just an occasional thing. I'm not sure how you are supposed to know your cat has a hairball until after they've barfed it up, so the instructions are kind of useless. The label says for a hairball, give your cat 4 treats twice a day for a few days. But my two cats get hairballs all the time and there's no warning when they will barf one up. So I would have to give them each 8 treats a day every day?! The package would be used up 2 or 3 days.So, this was my last attempt at finding a treat to remedy hairballs and I've switched to simply adding a small amount of psyllium husk powder to my cats' wet food. I mix it in well and they don't even notice it and gobble it up with their regular food. I've never seen them have such well-formed bowel movements and the hairballs seemed to have stopped, too. The hair is passing through their GI tract like it's supposed to. The constipation is gone.So, I would not recommend these treats, but instead would recommend psyllium husk powder added to your cat's food.

I liked the fact it came so quick. And is really helping my cat.

None of my Cats would touch this. A complete waste of money! I ended up giving it to the birds.