Burt's Bees Natural Anti-Hairball Cat Spray for Pet Grooming

Laura: My fluffy cat deals with a fair share of hairballs, we groom her often but she also grooms. So we were looking to enhance her kitty spa-days to help tame her mane. She doesn't like using this because it's a spray, so what works best is spraying into your palm and rubbing it into her coat as you brush. We have seen a great difference in the appearance of her coat in the past few weeks of using (applying every 5-7 days). Would recommend!

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Julie D: Was glad that this worked so well. I tried every other hairball product and my cat wouldn’t eat it. The hairballs are less occurring because of this.

United States on Jun 23, 2023

Amie Proteger: Works to help reduce hairballs

United States on Mar 12, 2023

R. Hite: I was under the impression that this was an alternative to the gels that are applied to the paw. It is not. It is more or less a grooming aid.

United States on Oct 02, 2022

Kiley G.: We got this for our cats because they are getting a bit older, and are having issues with grooming themselves. When they do groom themselves, they sometimes get a little over enthusiastic and get far more hair than expected. I started to worry when they were hacking up hairballs from once a week, to almost 3 times. Our local vet recommended this Burt's Bees spray after ruling out medical issues.

The spray nozzle terrifies our cats and applying it makes me feel like a terrible pet mom. I ended up spraying a bit in advance, and then using the pool of it to apply to their fur. I didn't notice any change in hairballs after using it for 3 weeks, either, so I was pretty disappointed. Our cats also never seemed inclined to even try licking it from their fur.

Perhaps for others with motivated cats, this will work. But I didn't have any success with my 2 seniors.

United States on Apr 10, 2022