NaturVet Hairball Relief Supplement for Cats - Natural Formula to Help Reduce Hairballs

Lee Dee: My cat loves everything but she refuses to eat this. I also tried sprinkling it on her fav food. Again, not touching it.

Canada on Nov 17, 2023

Dissatisfied Customer: I have purchased these before at other stores and they were a chewy texture and the container had a best by date. My cats loved them. These were hard as rocks and there was not a date anywhere on the package. The cats wouldn't touch them. I will be cancelling my subscription and buying them locally even if they are more expensive.

United States on Nov 10, 2023

RON: My medium hair cat doesn't let me brush him. He used to throw up hairballs almost daily. This is has almost eliminated that. And he loves the way they taste!

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Anotaroka Dark: These treats work well to combat hair balls, but the only thing I dont like is that my cat has a hard time figuring out if theyre toys or food. Theyre pretty hard, slight smell and shaped like stars. My cat will play with them for a really long time before eating finally. I have to crumble them up and sprinkle them on top of his other food to guarantee that he gets a full dose.

United States on Oct 19, 2023

MotivatedMom: This product has saved my cat and helped her get healthy again. I will buy this product again and recommend to anyone who's cat has hair ball problems

Canada on Oct 02, 2023

Erika Garavito: my cat didn’t like then much, so i had to mixed it with her food. But they absolutely work since day one!

Canada on Jun 12, 2023

Lori ThompsonLori Thompson: One cat loves them, but she will eat anything. Other cat doesn’t really care for them. I have to break them up for the one cat as they are quite large for her to chew. Primarily made of pumpkin and psyllium husk.

Canada on May 15, 2023

Amazon Customer: My cats were throwing up hair balls almost everyday. It’s really gross. I tried 2 different kinds of hairball relief cat treats. This is the one that seemed to work. I haven’t really seen any after a week or 2 of being on this treat. I just put 2 in each of my cats food with breakfast every morning right on top. They seem to like them and I don’t have to grind them up to hide in the food or anything. You get a good amount for the price. My cats have been on them for a couple months now and still no hair balls. I am on my second thing of these hairball treats and I am going to keep buying them as long as it keeps working. Not all cats are the same so if this one doesn’t work try a different one, some have different ingredients. This one has pumpkin which is a good source of fiber and aids in digestion. I am not sure if that is what helps with the hairballs but the other kind didn’t have pumpkin and it didn’t work. Also if your cat won’t eat these cuz they doesn’t like the taste then don’t bother and find one they do like cuz if they don’t like it they won’t eat it anyway. Hope that helps!

United States on Sep 23, 2022

Jennifer B.: I have been giving these treats to my two cats now for several months (summer shedding season) and I'm shocked at how much they've helped prevent hairballs. I wasn't expecting much but the hairball frequency has been reduced by 90%. The treats also seem to be helping the constipation, too.

The ingredients are healthy and natural so I feel good about feeding them to my cats.

The only issues are the calorie content and the taste and the size. Sometimes my one cat doesn't eat them and I have to wait until she is very hungry and then she'll eat them, so I wish the treats had more flavor. She also seems to dislike the size and sometimes has trouble chewing them. My other cat gobbles them up no problem.

My cats initially gained a little weight when I was feeding these treats in addition to their regular food. I realized what was happening and then I cut back slightly on their regular food so that the overall calories were the same and they were no longer getting extra calories from the treats.

I had tried different diets/kibbles, supplements, hairball remedies, canned pumpkin, you name it --either they wouldn't eat it or it didn't work. Since these treats are...

United States on Jul 16, 2021

Stéphanie Verret-Roy: I have a short haired cat that, for some weird reasons, started having constant hairball issues after we moved to a new place (anxiety?). She even got so sick a mere few days after we moved in that it took her three days to eat and drink normally again. We even feared she might need urgent care from the Vet that one time...
After finally clearing out her hairball, I had to find ways to prevent them from getting that troublesome in the first place, but she got so sick of her usual hairball paste (try eating only that for 2-3 days in huge quantities, upon vet's recommendation, and you'll get sick of it too!) that I had to find something else.

I read reviews upon reviews complaining that cats are not interested in those at all, so I initially chose to go with a competitor's product. Fast forward a few months later, said competitor suddenly discontinues their product, all of a sudden. So back to square one with one heck of a finicky cat (who will refuse treats if she's never had that same kind at least a few times).

I decided to give those a go despite the bad reviews since I'm pretty much out of options at this point.

Turns out that she loves those. She will...

Canada on May 15, 2020