Vet's Best Cat Hairball Relief Digestive Aid, 120 Chewable Tablets, Classic Chicken Flavor

We have an 8 year old indoor only cat, perfectly healthy and vet checked, who would barf up hairballs as often as every other day. His weight was great and stable, bloodwork all good, brushed and combed often, much loved. He likes the gel hairball treatment, but the barfing continued. We switched foods, both wet and dry, and settled on a gentle formula. We decided to try these pills as a can't hurt alternative. He loves the taste of them and views them as a twice a day treat. Shake the bottle and he comes running! No need to hide in his food. The pills work. He will occasionally barf maybe less than once a week now and just a small amount and that seems to be decreasing. We ordered 4 more bottles. Whatever it does it has honestly worked hairball wonders for our cat. We are very pleased with the product and more so with the results.

My cat is old and starts to lose appetite, overall I’d he doesn’t have good digestion and still throw up once in a while even I give him fresh catnip and hair all treatment tub here and there. He is so much happier and started to beg for food again few days after I start to give him this once a day! And he loves the taste and think it’s treats. I smash one tablet and sprinkle on top of his wet food once a day. I’m so thrilled to see him happy and healthy again

i dont know who said cats are finicky eaters, but true it is... my cats are finicky and a half, so finally found a pill for hairball that at least one of them eats.. the other still looking...

Been buying for years across multiple cats. Opened this bottle to find the foil seal broken and cotton insert missing. Needless to say it went into the trash. Hopefully this doesn't become a trend as we are a fan of the product.

I have 8 cats (4 long hair) and they all love the taste and it has significantly decreased the amount of hairballs I have to clean up.

If you have a finicky cat , which most cats are, they won't eat them. I crushed them up into little bites & pit them in their snacks . They wouldn't even eat the snackes after that. I suggest getting a hairball paste and putting some on their paw and they will have to lick it off as they clean themselves.

I was so excited when I got these for my cat because his hairball was continuing to bother him. He seemed to like the flavor at first and I tried to break each pill into as many small pieces as possible but Blackie still suffers from hairball problems and I don't know what else to do. Unfortunately, I am unable to insert them into his mouth. If I could, I would try the dream or ointment type. I'll just keep trying different brands until I find something that my cat likes and something that helps to get rid of the hairballs.

Lady liked the flavor but found it had sharp edges when she chewed it. I grind it with a morter and pestle, and she loves it.