Pet Naturals Hairball for Cat (30S, 45g)

These are the only Hairball "medicines" that my cat thinks are tasty, and they really seem to be helping! Instead of having a hairball every week, it's now reduced to about once a month. I feed her 1-4 pieces a day, as per the instructions, although they say you might need to feed up to 4 twice a day. Expensive in that case, but worth it.

So my vet one day said "What do you feed your cat, she looks like she's 7 years old." My cat is 13, and at the time my vet said that, she was 12. I feed her this line of vitamins and all of them work. They do 'go off' for a sensitive Maine coon nose quickly so do not buy any more than the 30 day supply. But basically she hasn't had any issues with hair balls, joint pain (she's jumping more and higher--Maine coon's are notorious for hip dysphasia and bc of the flexible joints they can get a bit arthritic around this time of their life span. But no my kitty is still running, sprinting and jumping without any signs of a limp since taking them about a year ago), and I also give her the digestive ones...her poops are less hard and she doesn't meow in distress due to hard poos anymore. She was stressed bc I was stressed over 2020 and I immediately got her those digestive one's knowing how well the hairball and joint health one's work. She's all better now. I highly recommend. Pay attention to the weight and serving size.

The only thing I don't like is the flipping price I thought it was a bigger bat not one little package, not happy with the price. Tut

Remedy my cat is having a problem eating this and they digested it well they seem to be very very happy with it

Flavour, thickness, packaging...doesn’t matter. Very, very expensive for what you get. Says 5 litres in product description and 45g product weight. Focus on the latter not the former if purchasing.