Greenies Feline SmartBites Hairball Control Tuna Flavor Cat Treats

Hi! I wish there was a picture to show you. These treats are kept in a basket on a cabinet above the feed and water pans. Our 2nd oldest fellow had lost about 3 pounds over 2 months just throwing up hairballs. So I went on a shopping spree for treatments. Vets advice was to feed Cat (King George) script meds. Nope! Got this food along with many others. All we're organized in basket to start trying next day but Cat beat us to it! There was food scattered all over the kitchen. The other 2 goobers were looking a bit sick - too much eaten! And Cat had this one package all to himself. Throughout the next few days we watched over Cat to see how he did and there was only little bits and then then Hi! I wish there was a picture to show you. These treats are kept in a basket on a cabinet above the feed and water pans. Our 2nd oldest fellow had lost about 3 pounds over 2 months just throwing up hairballs. So I went on a shopping spree for treatments. Vets advice was to feed Cat (King George) script meds. Nope! Got this food along with many others. All we're organized in basket to start trying next day but Cat beat us to it! There was food scattered all over the kitchen. The other 2 goobers were looking a bit sick - too much eaten! And Cat had this one package all to himself. Throughout the next few days we watched over Cat to see how he did and there was only little bits and then then Cat was at peace again. This GREENIES brand has helped save our little old guy - Cat. … more

Does not control hairballs. By that, I assume it to mean the hairballs won't clump down in her throat and ultimately have her throw them up. She does that about 4 days out of the week, sometimes 2 or 3 x a day. I truly hoped these Greenie Smartbites would put an end to that; sadly, they didn't. I don't even notice a slowing down or vomiting less with these. I mean, she loves the taste and readily eats them whenever, but those hairballs still get thrown up on the same basis, sometimes onto the worst places (like my loveseat, and, worse, my bed). I'll just keep searching for a product to help her with that problem and until I do, I'll just keep cleaning it up and just give her another treat Does not control hairballs. By that, I assume it to mean the hairballs won't clump down in her throat and ultimately have her throw them up. She does that about 4 days out of the week, sometimes 2 or 3 x a day. I truly hoped these Greenie Smartbites would put an end to that; sadly, they didn't. I don't even notice a slowing down or vomiting less with these. I mean, she loves the taste and readily eats them whenever, but those hairballs still get thrown up on the same basis, sometimes onto the worst places (like my loveseat, and, worse, my bed). I'll just keep searching for a product to help her with that problem and until I do, I'll just keep cleaning it up and just give her another treat. "Atta good girl". … more

We are rescue parents to 6 cats, all indoor kitties. 5 of the 6 LOVE this! One used to throw up a barf/hairball almost every day. The other is going for the record for longest hairball ever produced- think owl pellet on steroids! Both are doing so well on this product. You do have to keep feeding them to them each day- they come running when they hear the sack! My oldest kitty (18 this summer) turns her nose up at it, but 5 out 6 approvals isn't bad! I really am glad we found this product. Cleaning up a lot less barf!

We have 2 fur babies, an American Ragdoll and a F3 Bengal. Both are finicky with their food and kitty candies( treats). They like all the Greenie flavors except beef. I saw these and decided to give them a try. So glad I did! They both like them! These also fit better in some of the interactive treat toys to help keep the Bengal more mental stimulation while we are not home. Highly recommended!

We have a picky kitty that is nearly 18 years old now. She has turned her nose up over every treat we've ever offered! I thought I would give these a try as we are receiving a lot more "gifts" on the carpet that are clearly hairball troubles. She gobbles them, and they are helping. We still get one from time to time, but greatly reduced from 1-2 times daily before we introduced these to her!

We have two long-haired cats. Our 14-year-old coughed up hairballs regularly so our vet suggested we try "hairball" treats. Within a week of giving her these, the hairballs were reduced. We give her and our 10-month-old kitten these several times a day and the hairball issues are well controlled. As a bonus, they love the flavors.

My cats love these and I love giving them treats that I know have nutritional benefits for them! These are a good reward system for when my fur babies get brushed and nails trimmed (they aren't happy about the nail trimming but they know they get a tasty treat afterwards which = less fuss & no more hairballs!!)

My cat loves these treats. (But she will not eat the dental treats. Thus, dental treats need to be made to taste like these!!!) And she never has FurBaLLs when she is given these treats on a regular basis. These are a little pricey, so I wish that these came in a larger container, like the dental treats do.

Kitties love the treats. I am not sure how well they actually help with hairballs though. I would say it makes the hairballs easier to expel from their system, but I also do not feed the recommended amount, it seems like too many. They are not the most nutritional but work.

When I adopted my cat he had some dental issues. I didn't want them to get worse so these are the treats that I give him to help with the dental issues. He hasn't had any stinky breath or any issues! Wish I would have found these sooner for my previous cat who passed