Richard's Organics Tuna Flavor Hairball Remedy, 4.25-oz tube

Richard’s Organic Hairball Remedy worked really well on my senior cat. He’s been having some digestive issues and couldn’t pass his hair balls, either by hacking or pooping. I gave him a little of this product on my finger a few times and he didn’t like the texture of it. (I think it was too soft in comparison to petroleum jelly, which he loves.) I mixed them 50/50 until he was completely on only the Richard’s. Now, after more than a month of his discomfort, vomiting undigested food, and constant whorfing, he was able to poop out the blockage within eight days! I’m relieved that I can stop cleaning vomit off my carpet and he can get back to enjoying life again. He likes the tuna flavor and I Richard’s Organic Hairball Remedy worked really well on my senior cat. He’s been having some digestive issues and couldn’t pass his hair balls, either by hacking or pooping. I gave him a little of this product on my finger a few times and he didn’t like the texture of it. (I think it was too soft in comparison to petroleum jelly, which he loves.) I mixed them 50/50 until he was completely on only the Richard’s. Now, after more than a month of his discomfort, vomiting undigested food, and constant whorfing, he was able to poop out the blockage within eight days! I’m relieved that I can stop cleaning vomit off my carpet and he can get back to enjoying life again. He likes the tuna flavor and I give it to him several times a day. This is good stuff! … more

The tube has mostly air in it. You really have to squeeze to get anything out. There was no seal on top so maybe reason for nothing in it. Waste of money. Have been using Chewy for years and never had this problem with an item.

I bought Richard’s organics tuna flavored hairball remedy for my cat. It’s a little thinner than I was expecting, I thought it would be like a paste. The cat doesn’t seem to mind the taste though.

I have used this product for several months. It has worked, for the most part, in dealing with hairballs caused by my cat's skin condition that the vet has not yet been able to clear up. However, the product itself has become runny with air pockets and more difficult to administer (on finger to roof of mouth). She does not like it in food; perhaps it is the ingredients (multiple sugars including high fructose) used in lieu of petroleum jelly (Cat-Lax). I am going back to Cat-Lax.

Ever since my Mommy has been adding this to my dinner, I have not been throwing up and leaving "gifts" for Mom and Dad. It is yummy good and Mom is pleased that it really has stopped the hairballs. I feel so much better, my coat is so glossy and I am not scratching as much.

This is my first time using a hair ball remedy of any kind. I chose this one because it claims to be organic. The tube is huge compared to the amount of product. Shame on an organic company putting out more plastic waste than necessary! The hairball remedy, tuna flavor, comes out of the tube oily, it is drippy and I had a mess before I could even get it to my cats. They both turned their nose up at it and its too oily to put on a paw. I may try adding it to their food, but I am wholly disappointed with this product because I had hoped it would be a treat for them and at the very least be easy to use. I had visualized a paste or gel consistency from the description.

This is the 2nd time I've ordered & received a busted open tube in my package. I'm not blaming Chewy because they are not the manufacturer of the tube container component.

I love this product! It took a couple serving to get used to but now skippy loves it! And he is a very picky cat too! I love that its organic, the price is reasonable, and he likes it!

My picky cat Molly loves the flavor & would probably eat it all day if I let her. It seems to be working - no upchucks for weeks. Even her stools are moister & easier to pass. I'm sold on this product.

I really liked the idea of a fur ball remedy with only healthier ingredients. My cat will grudgingly eat any other brand, but she just will NOT eat this brand. It has the consistency of petroleum jelly and it is not water soluble, as opposed to other brands which are more of a fluid paste which are water soluble. No matter how healthy it is, she won't eat it, so it's useless for me. If they come up with a more palatable formula I would be willing to try it though.