Vet Formulated Hairball Support Remedy for Cats: Vet's Best Cat Hairball Relief Digestive Aid

foodandart: I bought this for my cat and my sister's cats. They work - no more hairballs! Yay!
Her cat loves to chew them as treats. My cat doesn't like them, but I grind the entire contents of the jar up and then smoosh 1/8 teaspoon of the powder into all her meals and she doesn't mind. Hooray for no hairballs!

United States on Nov 17, 2023

William Stevens: We have two baby fur girls who would get the occasional issue with fur balls. We've been using these for probably 7 or 8 years now, I would guess. Over the years, I've noticed that upon occasion, there is a bottle that my one cat will just not eat out of. It's fairly frustrating and wasn't a one-off issue. Since I'm not the one eating them, I can't tell you what the difference is, but my cat seems to know from smell.
My other "little" girl (she's a bit of a pig) will almost always eat them, though I do have to break them in half for her as they sometimes are too hard (this has also been a noticeable difference bottle to bottle in how hard they are).

Furball wise - they work great! Hardly ever have an issue over a lot of years and they keep my girls from doing the infamous "cough".
I'm not aware of a better product, I just wish they could keep their quality the same.

United States on Nov 09, 2023

Roksolana: I’ve been using this for my cats at the slightest hint of hairballs and it works a treat.
One time I lent a tablet to my friend because her kitten hadn’t eaten anything for around a day and soon after eating this he started eating his regular food. So I would highly recommend.

United Kingdom on Nov 07, 2023

Sister Mary Claire: The cat I bought this for turned up her nose, but my other cat loved them! (And it did help him get rid of HIS hairballs.)

United States on Nov 04, 2023

sarah: Now my cat has only taken this for 2 days now so not really sure how effective it is for hairballs part of it .
It seems to be working though, as he hasn't puked anything up yet, which seemed to be happening every day for the last couple of weeks. I've tried hairball gels over the years which some are effective, but he doesn't willingly take it. I would have to smear it on his paw and hope he licks it up. He ended up getting very smart about not taking/licking it because as soon as I would put it on him, hew ould walk right into the litterbox and get litter stuck over his paw. So I would end up having to wash all the gel off before we end up in big trouble with licking gel and litter lol.

I was very hesitant with a "pill" version as he's even fussier with pills, but he loves this stuff!! I break it into 4 pieces, which is very easy to do with just your fingers. The cat gets all excited that it's a treat and eats it all up. I'm hoping this will be effective in helping to control his hairballs and I'm hoping he'll keep on loving this "treat." So far so good

United States on Oct 30, 2023

ArvellaArvella: Get ready for a lengthy review but I promise it is worth it!

So I am writing this review after using this product for a few months now, I wanted to wait for a certain period of time to pass to see if there were any results after using this product and I can assure you that there was! So for context: I own two beautiful cats that I have rescued that have two very different personalities, one sheds like there is NO tomorrow and the other one does not. Of course being they are both cats they love to clean themselves, quite literally all the time which resulted in hairballs. The one who does not shed near as much has a few health issues involving his stomach and nasal cavities, both of my cats have extremely sensitive stomachs so I wanted to find a product that could work for both of them equally without causing issues!

The picture above is three different products I use including the one that I’m currently writing the review on. This product has done wonders for me and my fur babies! This product alongside the other ones I have bought reduced the amount of hairballs I was experiencing, keep in mind that I was experiencing around 2-3 hairballs every other day but...

United States on Aug 29, 2023

Cliente de Amazon: Mi gata es súper payasa y había batallado mucho intentando darle el gel para bolas de pelo. Ama estas pastillas, las rompo y se las come sin chistar. A veces hasta lame el piso.
Cumplen su función completamente. Mi gata dejo de vomitar pelo, aunque es importante mencionar que también le estoy dando croquetas para bolas de pelo (es un gato de pelo largo y ya es mayor).

Mexico on Jul 25, 2023

W. MartinW. Martin: My first kitty I had used to like the tablets they were more smaller in size then they started to change the product. They made the tablets, bigger and fatter. The only problem was the smaller flatter tablets basically were easier to break up so the cats could eat it when the tablet became fatter. It was more harder for my cat to chew it so then I started to take all the tablets, put it through the coffee grinder and make it into a powder, and then giving a quarter of a teaspoon of the powder in their food mostly moist and they got it every day not just when they needed it because the outcome of this is to prevent them from getting hairballs and my cat constantly got it now that my older kitty is gone, my new kitty gets this every day. He is a short hair where my other cat was a medium long hair. By giving it to my new kitty every day I’m seeing less and less hairballs on the carpet so you know the formula is working for him.

Canada on Feb 20, 2023

Skip Helps: The media could not be loaded.  My girl Pepper has always been my feisty angel. Over the last two years I have noticed her behaviour descend into what I can only describe as kitty-depression (I'm fully serious). Every time she would go into the vet they'd say she had a stomach full of hair. No wonder she was in such a bad mood all the time, she was likely in a lot of discomfort. No hairball medication or treatment was working to fix the problem or her mood.

I tried this product because of the reviews, I started by breaking up the pill and mixing it with her food. She would NEVER eat it! Wouldnt even touch it if I mixed the pill in with wet food. One day I put the pill on the counter before mixing up the wet food and I noticed she had a huge interest in it, like it must have smelled really good. And she was trying to eat it just like that! So I broke it into pieces and she gobbled it all up!

Let me tell you, the effect its had on her has made me so grateful. It's clearly working because her mood has changed drastically and she is a happy go lucky kitty again. She is 12 years old and as playful as a kitten again. She seems much happier and I know it's because...

Canada on Aug 27, 2022

Nancy Pacheco: It smells just like cubed chicken broth. I thought she’d like it. She doesn’t. I had to feed her half through a syringe mixed with water. I stopped because I didn’t know if it was something I could do. So I crushed it and put it in her wet food. She didn’t even touch it, she would continuously try to “cover it up” like she would poop in a litter box🤔. I took away her dry food and left it out to see if she’d eventually eat it. I’ll come back and let you know the outcome.

UPDATE: She did end up eating it. But the next day she didn’t, again. It smells good so I don’t know why she doesn’t appeal to it. Well, waste of my money.

Update #2: Okay SO the craziest thing just happened. Since she wouldn’t ever eat them, I would break them down into really small “cat pill size” pieces so that I could put them in her mouth so she’d be forced to eat it. I broke them down Into small pieces again and I placed them in a little bowl ghat I always put them in so I could force feed her, but she just went up to the bowl and started MUNCHING THEM DOWN!!! Only after the fact I insisted that she eat them is when I think she realized it was delicious!! So GUYS...

Canada on Apr 08, 2022