Iams ProActive Health Adult Hairball Care Dry Cat Food

I have a long haired kitty who was recently having hair balls at least once a day. She was on a regular indoor cat food diet and started having issues after eating that for months, so we gave a small bag of this food a try and it has done wonders! She’s no longer having hair balls everyday and now they happen maybe once a month. She seems to like the taste and the kibble size better as well. I have two male kittens who are 5 months and they’re on a kitten food diet, but they sneak bites of this food out my females bowl lol! One of my males was very picky in the beginning with dry food, but he loves this. I recommend you start with a small bag to see if your kitty likes that.

I have two medium hair 13 year old cats who shed a lot. And that's a decade of hairballs galore. For years I used science diet hairball food because I thought it was a better quality food. But they would still cough them up frequently. I tried greenies hairball treats and that seemed like they had more hairballs than ever. So finally tried this about a year ago and I'm so glad I did. These cats have never had so few hairballs since they have been on this. Like I will forget when I saw them last, whereas before it would be weekly or several times a week. Is it a high quality food? Maybe not. Does it prevent hairballs? Absolutely for my 2 guys. And they like the taste. They primarily eat wet food I have two medium hair 13 year old cats who shed a lot. And that's a decade of hairballs galore. For years I used science diet hairball food because I thought it was a better quality food. But they would still cough them up frequently. I tried greenies hairball treats and that seemed like they had more hairballs than ever. So finally tried this about a year ago and I'm so glad I did. These cats have never had so few hairballs since they have been on this. Like I will forget when I saw them last, whereas before it would be weekly or several times a week. Is it a high quality food? Maybe not. Does it prevent hairballs? Absolutely for my 2 guys. And they like the taste. They primarily eat wet food but I keep this out for snacks. Worth a try. … more

Awesome ingredients so I can trust it is good for my baby girls. I mixed it up with my old food I had for them and they quite literally picked out the Iams pieces! I was very surprised! I hope it helps with my girls’ hair balls.

I always trusted IAMS before the explosion of new healthy foods for cats. But when it comes to a dry food that my cats enjoy, nothing beats this food. And it also seems to keep hairballs to a minimum. Now if there were a food that would cut down on grass regurgitations, life would be perfect.

My cats are happy again now that they, once again, have their IAMS; their preferred cat food for reasons unknown to me, their servant. Whatever the reason, they are not whining at me anymore about another brand I bought last month. They were outraged to tell the truth about it. Thanks again Chewy - you are the best of the best! My cats thank you as well.

Usually I will mix few different kinds for my cats. But I'll try them one by one first. This one got approved :) By looking and smelling, as a human being I say it's good food.

For my indoor only cats, I mix 1 part hairball care food in with 2 parts Iams high protein cat dry kibble. I've found it helps keep the hairballs to a minimum. During shedding seasonI I add a little more Hairball Care into the mix.

My cat throws up almost all dry food; he just inhales it and can't keep it down - so I have to mix with wet. But I've seen him eat just the dry a few times and he doesn't throw up. I still think it's a good idea for all cats to get some wet food though; all dry is just too commercial and bad for their kidneys and stuff

Iams ProActive Health Adult Hairball Care Dry Cat Food Iams ProActive Health Adult Hairball Care Dry Cat Food, cats love it!

Have tried 2 other hairball brands, but my little Shiloh kept vomiting hairballs. With Iams, she is doing great.