Cat Hairball Support Crunchy & Creamy Chews, Hairball Remedy Treats, Cat Furball Treatment, Supports Skin & Coat, Vitamins for Digestion, Chicken (30-Day Supply)

My senior cat is prone to regurgitation, especially if there's already a hairball in her stomach taking up space. Treats can be a real issue because she'll inhale them without chewing, taking up more space and increasing the likelihood she'll vomit it all up. Because of this I thought she'd better tolerate "soft" hairball treats. When I opened these I was angry they seemed crunchy outside like the Greenie hairball treats I had had to break up for her-- but these are apparently more light and fragile. So even if she doesn't chew they don't sit like a rock in her stomach encouraging everything to come back up. I've actually pushed it and given her more at once than I would have of most treats, based on her history of inhaling and regurgitating, and it's never come back up. I am confident they work, the only time she's had hairballs have been times I got out of the habit of using the treats, and recently when I accidentally ran out. I wasn't buying them on Amazon before but I needed them in a hurry. They're more expensive than I would like, but with this level of difficulty on her part, and the clear efficacy, it's definitely worth it. It would "cost" less if I gave her less of them and waited to see how many are really necessary, but I am not worried about it enough to experiment with that.The younger cat likes them too, even though he has a history of wanting whatever she gets but then not actually eating it.

My little guy is picky like most cats, but he also suffers from allergies and digestive issues, so finding things he likes that won’t upset his stomach has been a journey. He normally is not a fan of chicken flavor, but I think the added fish oil adds appeal (it makes his coat nice and shiny too). The dual texture is nice and adds variety to his already limited diet.The best benefit, and the whole reason we order these, is they have significantly cut down on hairballs. Other products we tried either wouldn’t work or, if they did work, caused problems on the other end. With these hairball support chews, our cat is hairball free without constant trips to the litter box.If you’re on the fence, these are 100% worth the try for your furry feline friend. If they like them, get the 90-day supply, it’s totally worth it!

I have a ragdoll cat who sheds a lot and is very fussy about food and treats. I brush him every day but it isn’t enough, especially in the spring when he sheds his winter coat. I bought this out of desperation and am so pleased by its effectiveness and he loves it! I don’t give him the daily dose, however. I find that two or three times a week is sufficient. No more hairballs and he comes running when I shake the bag. I even use it as a reward for when I trim his nails or wipe his eyes (he occasionally gets tear stains). Excellent product!

My cat seemed to like them at first, but after a few days he refused to eat them. They're made like Temptations, so I was hopeful that he'd like them, but I guess looks are deceiving and he wasn't fooled for long. I wish I could comment on the effectiveness, but he didn't eat them for long enough to know how well they work. So the search continues for a hairball treatment that isn't ridiculously expensive, that works and that my cat will take. Sigh...

Whoever named this product was right on. This product is honestly the real deal. After several days, my Tuxedo Boy cat’s coat is shiny and soft, and dandruff is 95% cured, and they are his favorite treat. It was MAGIC. I was shocked at the improvement in just 3 days. The only negative is that I am still kind of beating myself up for not researching a kitty dandruff cure sooner. I also wish I had taken a “before” picture so the shocking difference in just a few days was a clearer than I could ever describe. All three of our cats love it. Our elderly Scottish Fold is also benefitting greatly…his fur is also transforming. (This process frankly leaves me disappointed in cat food, especially nugget type cat food - shouldn’t these companies have done their research and added healthy ingredients?) Just sign me up as a “new convert” for Pet Honesty’s products..

We've had difficulty finding hairball treatment options for one of our cats due its picky taste preferences. Not just for hairball treatment products, but everything. This has been the first product our picky cat goes INSANE for. Our two cats literally leap over each other to get their next "treat". I can't personally comment on the taste, but its safe to say that the cats enjoy them a lot.We're only on day 2, so we can't attest to if the product is working for our cats yet, but we've gone from daily hairball coughs to none. We're crossing our fingers that it is working its magic.

I have an eleven year old long-haired rag doll cat who has had a fur ball problem all of his life. He grooms obsessively and every day or two presents me with the result. I started trying this product less than one week ago. He's very picky and refused the little nuggets by themselves. So I started adding them to his food (wet with a little kibble sprinkled on top.). Started with just 2 or 3 at a time. He ate them, no problem. I am up to about 9 or 10 a day. He is 15 lbs. For 4 days I thought this was the answer, until yesterday when up comes a huge hair ball. But I am persisting, as perhaps he needs more per day and we aren't there yet. Or perhaps they won't work for him. I think only time will tell. I will update my review if things do improve and I can be sure that the product is effective.

My cat had significantly less furballs and vomiting in just the first month. I didn't buy more, and he started throwing up again within a week or 2. I just ordered more! I've tried a lot of furball gels and foods and treats, but none of them helped. I was skeptical at first, but just a few treats a day and his furballs and vomiting stopped almost completely. Plus, he loves eating them, and he is picky, so they must taste good. These are worth the money.