Hill's Science Diet Senior 7+ Hairball Control Chicken Recipe Dry Cat Food, 7-lb bag

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  • Hairball Control
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  • This cat kibble features natural fiber that helps comfortably reduce hairballs.
  • High-quality fiber, fatty acids, and antioxidants work together to nourish the skin and coat, support healthy digestion, and strengthen the immune system.
  • It’s made with natural ingredients, including essential taurine to support your senior cat’s kidneys and heart health.
  • This Hill’s Science Diet recipe is made in the USA using global ingredients you can trust.
  • It offers quality, vet-recommended nutrition with the protein-rich taste pets love.

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13 Customer Questions

what is the difference in feeding Hills Hairball control adult to that of the Senior or Adult 6 Plus?

Answer by Chewy • Aug 09, 2018
There are a few differences in the protein, fat, fiber, and added nutrient profile. The Adult 7+ Hairball control diet has a 0.5% less protein, 1.5% more fat, and 0.5% more fiber. It also includes a bit more vitamin E and displays sodium and phosphorus levels because those generally need to be monitored for senior cats.

What is the percentage of fiber?

Answer by Chewy • Dec 30, 2018
This food has a maximum Fiber content of about 10% on an as fed basis.

What is the sodium content of this food?

Answer by Chewy • Apr 23, 2019
This recipe has a sodium content of approximately 0.35% on a dry matter basis.

Does it support heart health, vision and joints?

Answer by Chewy • Sep 03, 2025
This recipe is specifically formulated for Hairball Control; however, it’s made with natural ingredients, including essential taurine to support your senior cat’s kidneys and heart health.
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437 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Melissa on Dec 18, 2025

Different but good!

My cat with digestive issues has been on this food for several years and it has been helpful in hairball reduction and vomiting. But often she would rather do much

My cat with digestive issues has been on this food for several years and it has been helpful in hairball reduction and vomiting. But often she would rather do much and so quickly that she would vomit the food up, particularly if she drank water afterwards. I believe the food would swell up after the addition of water and her stomach would overfill, leading to the vomiting. A few weeks ago I ordered a bag and discovered the kibble size has been changed to a flatter less puffy type. Initially I was concerned she wouldn’t like it, but my fears unwarranted. She like and happily eats it, but doesn’t beg for food as often, and doesn’t seem to attempt to overeat the way she did with the larger kibble size. She is slightly overweight because she has a history of relentlessly begging for extra food and occasionally we do give in. It has been easier to stay consistent with weighing and portioning out her food because this new kibble size seems to satisfy her appetite better. I attached a photo of of new vs old kibble size for comparison.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Kristen on Jan 14, 2026

Kibble too big for my petite cat, she won't eat it.

I bought this product for our petite cat Artemis because as a senior cat, she has been experiencing more hairballs than before. This product gets great reviews and

I bought this product for our petite cat Artemis because as a senior cat, she has been experiencing more hairballs than before. This product gets great reviews and was recommended by her vet but she won't eat it because the kibble is too big for her small mouth. If I crush it, she will eat it, but I shouldn't have to do that - we switched to another brand.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Lauren on Dec 23, 2025

Recipe Change

We used to order this food consistently and it was great for a long while. Recently, Hill's changed the recipe and kibble size. We have never had any issues with

We used to order this food consistently and it was great for a long while. Recently, Hill's changed the recipe and kibble size. We have never had any issues with this food until the change happened. My cats are vomiting three times a day now. The vomit always comes up as partially digested food and always about 15 mins after they eat. We are now switching food after being with Hill's for years. I am going crazy constantly stepping in and cleaning vomit.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By K on Oct 26, 2025

Made both of my cats very sick

I tried everything with this food and couldn't understand what was going on because I mix 2 food together for my 3 cats. This food gave my older cat severe diarehea

I tried everything with this food and couldn't understand what was going on because I mix 2 food together for my 3 cats. This food gave my older cat severe diarehea and my 5 year old cat was throwing up every day. It was only after I stopped this food completley that they got better. Don't know if this needs a recall or what but it was awful.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By andi on Nov 5, 2025

Kibble Size Changed

My cat used to gobble this food up, mainly because she preferred the large kibble size. Unfortunately, Science Diet reformulated it and now the kibble are tiny so

My cat used to gobble this food up, mainly because she preferred the large kibble size. Unfortunately, Science Diet reformulated it and now the kibble are tiny so I have to find something else. Chewy was great with processing the return but I am disappointed with Science Diet.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Jazmine on Jan 19, 2026

Cats like it and it seems to work

Cat was puking all the time, switched to this food and he’s only had one hairball in two weeks.

Cat was puking all the time, switched to this food and he’s only had one hairball in two weeks.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Becky on Nov 21, 2025

My 3 picky cats love this hairball variety

After one month of being on this variety of food....no hacking and no hairballs! Before this, I had too physically force hairball gel down their throat. Worth the

After one month of being on this variety of food....no hacking and no hairballs! Before this, I had too physically force hairball gel down their throat. Worth the expense!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Nov 14, 2025

No more gulping down food

The larger crunchy kibble have made Butters slow down and chew his food. So his brain has a bit more time to catch up and keep Mr Bottomless Pit from wolfing everything

The larger crunchy kibble have made Butters slow down and chew his food. So his brain has a bit more time to catch up and keep Mr Bottomless Pit from wolfing everything at once.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Anthony on Dec 4, 2025

Super slow - Error on the site

Plan to get my cat food elsewhere. I was notified days ago. Figures there’s an error on the site and I’m logged into the app.

Plan to get my cat food elsewhere. I was notified days ago. Figures there’s an error on the site and I’m logged into the app.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Marian on Aug 19, 2025

It solves the Hairball problem.

Kenji recently had to go through a double surgery due to a hairball issue and at 10 years old it was very worrying. Our vet recommended Science Diet Senior Hairball

Kenji recently had to go through a double surgery due to a hairball issue and at 10 years old it was very worrying. Our vet recommended Science Diet Senior Hairball control food and we switched both Kenji and Monkey (who is 12) over. Neither cat has had an issue with hairballs since the change and we are now going to feed the other two younger cats the Science Diet under 7 hairball control food as well. This is an excellent product and Kenji & Monkey have more energy and love the food.