PetNC Natural Care Hairball Remedy for Cats

Bentley: I tried this for 2 months and even tried doubling the dosage, but he's still barfing up hairballs. by the way, he hates the smell and i had to break it up and sneak it in his wet food.
I'm going back to the gel formula.

United States on Nov 24, 2023

lucy: Cats won’t eat these

United States on Oct 23, 2023

Christy F.: First off, I am thrilled with the value and quality of your product.

However, my cat would like to the maker know she doesn't like getting just one hairball treat daily (she has counted) and she really isn't thrilled about the texture, either. She prefers crunchy treats, so we now have to trick her into eating this kind. With the crunchy kinds, it was necessary to give 10 treats daily for hairball control. I now have to trick her by breaking up this treat into her morning wet food. Then at the time when we used to give her the crunchy hairball treats, I just give her 10 normal crunchy treats and she is none the wiser.

Thank you so much!

United States on Aug 26, 2022

MRJ: We have 4 cats and we were cleaning up at least 5 hair balls a week. All the cats are different colors so we knew the hair balls weren’t from just 1 or 2 kitties. 2 of the cats have been on a food for years that’s supposed to help with hair balls but it doesn’t do much. After the hairballs were getting to be too gross and overwhelming, we tried hairball paste but no one would eat it. Then we tried Greenies hairball treats. They helped a little bit, but they literally recommend feeding each cat 18 treats per day! That’s just too much! So I decided to try these and hoooolllly crap y’all. Within about 10 days, the hairballs stopped! One of the cats does not like these treats so he still eats the Greenies but the other 3 like them. I have to break up the treats for one of the kitties but the other 2 eat them no problem. We are diligent about feeding these daily and I just ordered our third container of them. I haven’t had to clean up a hairball in well over a month. They do have a strong smell but the cats like them so I will continue to use them

United States on Aug 29, 2020

Asher Taylor-Dawson: TL;DR: catto loves these, and they seem to be doing the job. Recommended, with the caveat that cats are individuals and yours might not like them.

The details:

My cat had been having some minor digestive issues, including hairballs, so I figured I'd see if these could help.

Mine isn't a picky beastie—full disclosure, he's really more like a dog, and will try to eat anything that even might be food. I figured he'd regard these as a welcome addition to his steady diet of crunchy urinary-tract support food.

I was right. My cat clearly thinks these are treats. He's sufficiently undignified to do tricks for foods he especially likes, and these definitely count. If he hears me handling the box, he runs over and chirps at me.

Since I started him on them, he hasn't had a single hairball. He also hasn't pooped outside his box, which he has sometimes done (literally just outside the box). I suspect he may have been a little constipated.

Anyway, the cat loves them and they seem to be working. Once we're back to a slightly more normal way of life, he'll be going in for a vet checkup, so we'll see how things look, but overall these seem worth the...

United States on Apr 18, 2020