Hill's Science Diet Adult 7+ Hairball Control Chicken Recipe Dry Cat Food

My cat wants a few of these pyramid shaped pieces of Hill's Science Diet Hairball Chicken Dry Cat Food for his treats rather than real treats. This is excellent because he needs to lose weight. I highly recommend the product, but do not highly recommend buying it from Chewy due the poor performance by the shipper Chewy chooses to deliver their products.

I have searched and searched for a quality dry food that had this exact size bites! Ragdolls are a breed that have broad mouths and tend not to chew the small round pellets that most foods are. They eat too fast with those, they don't chew them and then throw them up. Yuck! They love the taste and works great for slowing them down to eat and with controlling hairballs! Please don't change the size and shape, it works for this breed they actually chew their food now! It is the only one I could find for size and price, there is another brand made for this breed but you can't get the larger size 15 lbs bag and it is more expensive! Poppy and Oliver will love you to keep the food size this way!

SINCE USING THIS PRODUCT AS MY KITTY'S FOOD, HE HAS NOT EVER AGAIN SUFFERED A HAIRBALL PROBLEM. HE ENJOYS HIS MEALS AND I AM MORE THAN HAPPY I FINALLY FOUND THE RIGHT DRY FOOD FOR HIM. EXCELLENT PRODUCT, I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS FOR ALL KITTIES. NO HAIRBALL PROBLEMS EVER AGAIN.

My oldest cat turned 14 this past spring and has trouble with hair balls this year. Past years have been a vomit or two for spring shed so I never used food for hair all control. This year it has been vomit 3-4 times a week and my 10 year old cat has vomited some. I thought this food was for older cats and hair all control. The vomiting has been reduced but the kibble pieces are very large! It is for older cats and they have trouble eating the large kibble pieces. My younger cats have trouble when they’ve tried a piece!

Toby is 11. He's had Hairball Control food for 9 of those years. We have never seen a hairball in the house. Whether its his good digestive system, or the food, it is hard to know. What we know for sure, it this food is outrageously expensive at the local pet store, Chewy makes it a slightly less painful purchase.

Transitioned to this diet since my cat was still vomiting on Royal Canin Hydrolyzed Protein. She's been doing great ever since and she likes the taste. As many others have said, the kibble is quite large. If it could be made half the size it is now, this food would be an absolute winner. I give my 10lb cat 1/2 can of 5.5oz and 1/2 cup of dry every day.

My cat was feeling poorly, when this arrived. She chowed down and several minutes later hawked up the largest hairball, since I'd brought her home 4+ years ago. She has felt so good since then, I really wanted to continue. But, she won't eat it now. Her largest complaint is the huge thick triangular pieces. And, I do mean it's her complaint. She picks those pieces out and drops them on the floor. And, basically goes on a food strike if I try to feed her more. I'm trying to mix them with acceptable food, because she has felt so much better since that one feeding, maybe I can get her to like the new food eventually. But, most likely I'll have to switch to another brand... Wish I hadn't bought the My cat was feeling poorly, when this arrived. She chowed down and several minutes later hawked up the largest hairball, since I'd brought her home 4+ years ago. She has felt so good since then, I really wanted to continue. But, she won't eat it now. Her largest complaint is the huge thick triangular pieces. And, I do mean it's her complaint. She picks those pieces out and drops them on the floor. And, basically goes on a food strike if I try to feed her more. I'm trying to mix them with acceptable food, because she has felt so much better since that one feeding, maybe I can get her to like the new food eventually. But, most likely I'll have to switch to another brand... Wish I hadn't bought the large bag. … more

I tried mixing it with her previous food (which she likes, but it doesn't help with hairballs like it's supposed to and it's too expensive to not be effective) for a while - she picked out her old food and wouldn't touch this stuff. I tried making her go cold turkey and fully switching - she would eventually gag it down but it would come back up later... (not hairballs, but piles of vomit/food chunks). She does NOT have a sensitive stomach and is not picky, she has never turned her nose up at food before. I switched back to her previous food and when that ran out, I gave her some more of this so see if she changed her mind - NOPE. I guess maybe it did help with hairballs? But vomit is not much I tried mixing it with her previous food (which she likes, but it doesn't help with hairballs like it's supposed to and it's too expensive to not be effective) for a while - she picked out her old food and wouldn't touch this stuff. I tried making her go cold turkey and fully switching - she would eventually gag it down but it would come back up later... (not hairballs, but piles of vomit/food chunks). She does NOT have a sensitive stomach and is not picky, she has never turned her nose up at food before. I switched back to her previous food and when that ran out, I gave her some more of this so see if she changed her mind - NOPE. I guess maybe it did help with hairballs? But vomit is not much better. We will continue our search.. this is just not the food for us! … more

The cat that I have adopted is 16 years old and this is the food she has been on. According to my vet, she is wonderfully healthy with no issues regarding teeth, ears, etc. I am glad that she's been on this diet and I am hoping to love her many more years thanks to HSD Adult 7+.

My Sammy girl did not have a problem with this food change at all. She likes it and that's what counts. She does have another food I mix it with. It is Salmon. Very happy with this.