Vet's Best Hairball Relief Digestive Aid Cat Supplement

My cat is always cleaning herself, and her little brother. She used to get hairballs multiple times a week. We are renting and have light carpets so this is always a pain. We have tried the hairball paste, she hated it. She is very picky, and doesn’t like regular cat treats. She only eats the purée ones. She always notices everything as well... I didn’t think she would eat these, let alone them actually work. I purchased a pill crusher on amazon, and crushed up these pills and started putting them in her wet food. Normally she will notice any slight thing wrong with her wet food and refuse to eat it, but not this time. She has not noticed that we have been grinding the pills up in her wet food My cat is always cleaning herself, and her little brother. She used to get hairballs multiple times a week. We are renting and have light carpets so this is always a pain. We have tried the hairball paste, she hated it. She is very picky, and doesn’t like regular cat treats. She only eats the purée ones. She always notices everything as well... I didn’t think she would eat these, let alone them actually work. I purchased a pill crusher on amazon, and crushed up these pills and started putting them in her wet food. Normally she will notice any slight thing wrong with her wet food and refuse to eat it, but not this time. She has not noticed that we have been grinding the pills up in her wet food. She eats it every time, and ever since we started these pills about 3 weeks or so ago, she has not had a hairball since! … more

These do not look like treats but my cat swears they are. I can give him the whole tablet and he eats it right up. He knows what's coming when I shake the jar. And the fiber is helping him poop! A major hairball situation is resolved but I'm going to keep giving him these as long as he likes them.

The ingredients have changed since I last bought this. There is no more chicken in it, and they've added cellulose (that's WOOD) and silicon dioxide (sand? talc?). Also, the front of the label says it contains psyllium and slippery elm, which aren't on the ingredient list at all. I would never give this to an animal.

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.

Had high hopes for this product. First off instructions say you have to cut the large tablet so be prepared to buy a pill cutter. Cat won’t have anything to do with this. So wasted money for me.

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!

Kitty cat not as interested in this product as I was hoping her to be. Was hoping to add it to diet for constipation as ingredients are great for that.

My cat won’t eat hard food, so I ground the tablet and mixed it with her moist food. It has made a big difference in her hairball treatment. Glad I finally found something that has helped her.

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!