Vet Classics: Hairball Aid Supplement for Cats - Prevention & Relief of Hairballs & Gastrointestinal Problems

Cheryl: All three of my cats won't eat them. I even put them under wet food and it was still in the dish.

United States on Apr 13, 2021

Holly Bercik: I first got these from my vet. I gave these to my cat who suddenly began having hairball issues, along with special prescription food. After only a week we were hairball free. I continue to give these to her once a day. However, she won't eat them by themselves (they have no meat in them) so I mash one up in her dish and mix it in with 1/4 can of sensitive stomach food and she gobbles it up.

United States on Apr 01, 2019

Diane: I have been using this product for years upon the recommendation of my vet. It helps my cats spit up hairballs so I am pleased that I have not had any hairball issues since I began using this product. My one complaint is that I have to soften them in the microwave for five seconds as they as too hard for my one cat to chew and impossible to crumble into the other's food.

United States on Oct 15, 2017

Hearmeroar: I wish this product had been around forever. So to whomever invented it, CONGRATULATIONS!!
Before Callie began chewing the chews she must have had the "hairball experience" at least every few weeks. I crumble it up with her dry food and she has never balked away from it. Callie has been better for at least 5 months now. And no carpet to clean, sheets to wash, etc. etc. and so forth. a Grateful Meow from Callie. Frisky at 13

United States on Apr 01, 2017

B.W. Behling: I am VERY ticked off right now. I bought this item at the same time that I bought several other hairball remedy products here on Amazon. I have a Maine Coon who refuses to let us brush or groom him, doesn't like the laxatone type products, and who has just had his third abdominal surgery to remove blockages in his stomach and intestines. This item arrived the same day as another item,  NaturVet 79903647 Hairball Aid Cat 100 Count Soft Chew Cup , and I was immediately struck by how similar the packages were, and the treats themselves seemed identical. Reading the label on both packages shows that not only is the same exact text used on both, the company address on each label is exactly the same. Same ingredients, same everything. Yet this container has only 50 treats when the other has 100, and this container is about a dollar more than the other one. Same exact product, two different packages, just one uses the word "natural" and costs twice as much.

Actually, no, I'm not just "ticked", I'm beyond that. This is a blatant ripoff in my opinion.

United States on Jan 19, 2016