Hartz Hairball Remedy Plus Savory Chicken Flavor Soft Chews for Cats & Kittens, 3-oz bag

I had to give my 15 year old cat hairball gel for a while (she’s now on stronger medication for other issues), and she very much preferred these over the gel. I’m not sure if it really reduced the number of hairballs, but they’re cheap and she likes them, so I have no complaints. I will add that they’re not very soft. My senior kitty couldn’t really eat them in one bite. I ended up breaking each treat into 2-3 pieces before giving them to her.

I bought these treats for my 6 year old cat who has been struggling with hair balls the past few weeks. He will not touch the treats at all. He usually isn’t very picky and being 20lbs he clearly likes his treats. My kitten on the other hand will eat them but they aren’t his favorite due to the texture of them not being “soft nor hard” treats.

These Hartz hairball treats eliminated my cat’s hairball problems! When I first adopted her, I’d come home from work to find furry barf spots on my carpet sometimes 2-3 times a week. After starting her on five treats in the morning, the issues resolved in a week. She gets 3-4 treats a day in the mornings now since she grooms a lot. I add a small piece of bread to the bag to keep the treats moist—works like a charm—and break the treats into three smaller pieces so she thinks she’s getting more. ;) The shelter thinks she’s a mix of Russian Blue and Siamese. Thanks, Hartz, for helping my cat and saving my sanity!

I ordered this product b/c it said "soft chews". I have two senior cats whose teeth had been damaged when they were strays and were removed upon adoption; hence soft food only. Unfortunately, they are not soft and I would have to break everyone into 3 small pieces in order to enable them to swallow properly. I wondered how kittens could handle them. Regarding its hairball remedy result, I would not know as I have stopped giving to my cats after two feedings.

Ms. Ebony loves any kind of treat, so she was a trooper and chewed her way through this tough treat. Mr. Remmy wasn't interested the first try. But today he was! I broke each heart shaped treat into three or four pieces and he loved it. She still loves it. Not sure if it will curtail Remmy's random hacking to cough up fur, but we will see (she's a long-haired cat; he's medium hair--i.e., short-haired in summer and long-haired in winter...and they both incessantly groom each other!).

Haven't noticed any improvement in hairball coughing or good results as my cat hasn't been taking it long enough. She doesn't seem to like the taste and won't eat them but she is very finicky.

Not our cats favorite treat. While they are spongy (moist) they just don't have the best smell nor taste since she constantly spits them out. Probably will not purchase again.

I bought this treat because the title said soft chews. But it turns out each treat was hard like a rock, I couldn't even squeeze it with my hand. I have to smash it with a hammer to become little pieces, my cat will eat some tiny pieces or just spit it away. I will never buy this kind of treats any more.

My cat refuses to try even one bit of this, and not sure what product helps to solve his hairball problem. Sorry for this commend, maybe this helps another cat

Our cat has continuous hairballs and I was hoping that these would offset the problem and am happy to report that she is experiencing less and less of the problem. They are very dense and it takes her a bit of time to chew one which I like because she gobbles regular treats too quickly.