Vet's Best Hairball Relief Digestive Aid Cat Supplement

our male maine coon has been feeling poorly, and the cause was diagnosed as hair balls. he refuse ALL of the hair ball treatments we tried - the paste we got from the doctor...nope. he refused it. I tried putting it on his paw so that he had to lick it off - nope, he somehow managed to get it off, every time i tried. Finding a sticky little pile of tuna-scented goo on your floor is no fun. We tried chews. Nope, he refused them. I found these supplements at a local feed store, and decided to give them a try. the cats all LOVE them - the male comes running when i shake the bottle. he's feeling SO much better - back to his old self, running and playing constantly. We have 4 maine coons our male maine coon has been feeling poorly, and the cause was diagnosed as hair balls. he refuse ALL of the hair ball treatments we tried - the paste we got from the doctor...nope. he refused it. I tried putting it on his paw so that he had to lick it off - nope, he somehow managed to get it off, every time i tried. Finding a sticky little pile of tuna-scented goo on your floor is no fun. We tried chews. Nope, he refused them. I found these supplements at a local feed store, and decided to give them a try. the cats all LOVE them - the male comes running when i shake the bottle. he's feeling SO much better - back to his old self, running and playing constantly. We have 4 maine coons, and we've started giving it to all of them to help them with their ridiculously long fur. … more

My cat has long hair and suffers from hairballs regularly, even with regular brushing. I had high hopes for this product. I tried every way I could think to get it into her. She wouldn't go near it. She wouldn't touch her food if I powdered it and mixed it in. She would outdo me every time. I think the product would work if you could get your cat to eat it. But it's no good if it doesn't taste good to the cat. Maybe they could make it more palatable? I ended up throwing it away.

I initally purchased this several months ago. I have several garlic presses so I use a smaller one (which is too small for my own food prep processing) and press the pill into a powder and add it to the cats' food. One of my two Ragdolls (they were both born in 2012) had always spit up hairballs, sometimes once a week or at other times more. They are both long haired cats. Since using this product, the cat spits up a hairball maybe once or twice every 30 days or so!

I feed my cat one tablet daily. She is very picky but she goes crazy for it. I’m not sure it works or not but I hope it can prevent her from hairball issues. Chewy has best service and delivery so I would give five stars to Chewy!

I have tried many different products for hair balls and to assist my cats with throwing up. While this did not work for my older cat, Ava (age 11yrs) loves this product and when she has episodes of vomiting or hair balls, she will reliably both take this product and it seems to help. I love that the ingredients are natural and similar to what I'd use myself for GI issues

My longhaired 5yr old cat would cough up a hairball every couple of days. She eats Blue Buffalo hairball formula but it doesn't help. I've tried to get her to eat petroleum, non-petrol & castor oil lubricants and gels but she won't eat any of them. Other fiber treats haven't worked either. Well we just finished our first bottle of this and she hasn't had any hairballs. I feed her one of the liver flavored tablets that u break into 4 pieces. They're not too hard at all. Miracles happen!!

don't know whether it works or not because my cat never touches it. I read that some gives this to the cat in powder form then the question is why cant the manufacture produce powder form?

So far she LOVES these tablets! She hates the gel in the tube. Time will tell if it aids with that annoying hacking of hairballs. She thinks she’s getting treats!

I’ve been using this and another product for couple days and it worked on my cat. She’s throwing up her hair balls and everything’s fine after.

I have a 13 year old cat that has always been a hairball-producing machine! He's a black domestic short-hair with a naturally beautiful coat, despite his seemingly endless grooming (perhaps because of his grooming, but you'd think at some point too much would be detrimental). Over the last few months his thick coughing and choking has been worse (with hairballs to follow). He'd wake up any time of day or night hacking and coughing, and it just sounded so horrible. I decided to give this product a try, and within two days the hacking subsided. A week later I've only heard him cough one time and without choking and gagging. I give one pill a day (he's petite so I thought I'd just try the I have a 13 year old cat that has always been a hairball-producing machine! He's a black domestic short-hair with a naturally beautiful coat, despite his seemingly endless grooming (perhaps because of his grooming, but you'd think at some point too much would be detrimental). Over the last few months his thick coughing and choking has been worse (with hairballs to follow). He'd wake up any time of day or night hacking and coughing, and it just sounded so horrible. I decided to give this product a try, and within two days the hacking subsided. A week later I've only heard him cough one time and without choking and gagging. I give one pill a day (he's petite so I thought I'd just try the one and see how it went), I put it on a little plate and crush it. He really likes it and was eating it dry, but I started adding a few drops of water thinking it would just be easier to eat. He cleans the plate completely. … more