Vet's Best Hairball Relief Digestive Aid Cat Supplement

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

Kitties love Chewy and expect everything mommy orders to be purrfect. My longhair gem has hairballs. She likes gel hairball control so this tablet was not an immediate hit even when mashed. Her housemate has short hair - no problem...a quick gobble. Mommy opted for pill since the ingredients seem natural unlike the gels. Mom is still mashing, mixing in food and hoping Ms. Picky will find it suitable. Give it a try - Mom and 1 Kitty like the product.

My Atreyu has absolute horrible tummy problems, I used to clean up at least 3 barfs a day, usually more. But every time I give him these, 1-2 times daily, NO BARF! I try to make sure to give it to him twice a day but once for sure, always! And it’s magic! And they are such a good price too, 110% worth every penny! I highly suggest you at least give these a try if your baby throws up a lot. He absolutely loves them too, I used to crush it up for him but lately he’s been stealing them from me before I get the chance to! 10/10 product, happy kitty and happy mama.

This is the only hairball supplement that has been effective for my long haired girl. She loves food but is picky. She won’t eat a tablet on its own, but I break up and add to her food and she doesn’t notice (and she’s always watching). She has gone from vomiting clear liquid almost daily to none at all and not a single hairball on the floor for months! we switched her to indoor and sensitive digestion formula food, but I think these chews are the real solution to her problem.

This has helped my cat so much with his hairballs right away. He would puke up his food and hairballs all the time but as soon as I started giving him these, one pill twice a day, he doesn’t puke hairballs nearly as much at all.

I have two cats, one with thick fine longish hair. The one with this fine hair likes kibble/Greenies/small crunchy things (the other will eat only wet food). So it is a natural experiment. I give a tablet broken into 4 pieces morning and night to the one with fine hair. She should be having MORE hairballs than the other cat because of her hair (and because she won't let me brush her as much as I do the other cat). But she has hardly any hairballs. The other cat has about two a month during the shedding season.

This review is not about this product. It appears to have wonderful ingredients, but I'll never know how well it works because my cat refuses to eat it. This review is to share my experience about hairball control in case others have gone through what I have. I have a long and fine-haired Ragdoll who has chronic hairball problems and vomits sometimes 3x/wk even though he gets brushed daily, ugh! I have tried so many things: Vet's Best (refuses to eat), Cat Lax (makes a mess and doesn't work), Temptations Hairball Control (he loves them, but they don't help); Slippery Elm (have to mix with water and put in a syringe to get it into him, BIG fight); Hairball Control Kibble (he won't eat). I This review is not about this product. It appears to have wonderful ingredients, but I'll never know how well it works because my cat refuses to eat it. This review is to share my experience about hairball control in case others have gone through what I have. I have a long and fine-haired Ragdoll who has chronic hairball problems and vomits sometimes 3x/wk even though he gets brushed daily, ugh! I have tried so many things: Vet's Best (refuses to eat), Cat Lax (makes a mess and doesn't work), Temptations Hairball Control (he loves them, but they don't help); Slippery Elm (have to mix with water and put in a syringe to get it into him, BIG fight); Hairball Control Kibble (he won't eat). I can't remember what else. The ONLY thing that has worked (and I can now see hairball-covered poops as proof) is I apply a pea-sized dab of Vaseline to his paw daily. He just licks it off without getting it all over the carpets and furniture as he did with Cat Lax. I am hoping to not have to do it forever, but for right now it's the only thing that seems to work (no more hairball pukes!). Oh....and the breeder recommended it :-) … more

Bought these for my cat since she's been having a tough time with hairballs. I gave her one and she drew back in horror. What was I giving her? I left her alone to see if she would warm up to it and when I came back she'd batted it across the room. Even tried crushing it up and putting it into her food and she still turned her nose up at it. Sorry, can't recommend.

My cats suffer form hairballs often, these are easy hairball supplements (although I wish there would be a bit easier to crush into powder). The pills do smell a bit funky to me but the cats don't mind, they eat their wet food mixed with this just the same.

I have a long hair orange and white cat who has been getting more and more hairballs as he ages. He is a total fatty and loves food, he's on strict rationing. He ate these tablets exactly one time and after that looked at me with pure disdain and loathing when I set them down in front of him. I did try breaking it up, no go, then I tried crushing it into a powder and mixing with wet food, nothing. Unfortunately, I wasted $6, and will be looking for a more tasty hairball-control morsel for his highness.