🐱 Eliminate Hairball Issues with PetNC Natural Care Hairball for Cats Review

I can't believe it. My cats usually hate all the soft treats I've tried, but they want them all when I open the can. Since it's only once a day, I break each of them up into small pieces so they think they're getting some treats. They're still pretty big. A good thing! My other favorite treats for dry hairballs are Greenies Smartbites. They work and the cats love them. I give them 10 pieces every other day and everything is perfect. Nice droppings and only the occasional hairball. I hope these…

So we have a pretty picky cat who has so many hairballs and the occasional vomit that she's nicknamed BARFARELLA! We bought them for her in the hope that this would reduce the number of incidents she has. And they did!. First. They are soft chewing gums with a strong smell (at least to me, but I have a sensitive nose). When they were fresh, she ate them like a champ! But since they started to dry out a bit (which happens with such packaging even if the lid is permanently closed), she…

This makes a huge difference to my cat's hairball problem. I have a Persian cat that would often cough and wheeze but nothing would come of it. The vet recommended hairballs an oil/gel to put in the mouth, but this was a real challenge for my cat. Oil always got on their fur and on their noses. not good. We decided to take them as oil wasn't really an option. They work just as well as oil, at least on my cat. I give her at least 2 treats a day. I think she ends up getting more when me and my…

I have a picky cat so I check reviews before buying anything food or treat related. Based on the mostly positive reviews, I would buy it. My 13-year-old cat is meticulous about grooming and sheds hairballs once or twice a week, so I would hear her constantly making a "gurgling" sound around 4am when I thought I had to give her something to deal with their hairballs. Followed directions and gave her one treat a day and in the month I've had it she vomited once. She sniffed it and ate it without…

We have 4 cats and brushed at least 5 hairballs a week. All cats are different colors so we knew it wasn't just 1 or 2 kittens who had balls of yarn. 2 cats have been on food that was supposed to help with hairballs for years but didn't do much. After the hairballs got too rough and overwhelming we tried the hairball paste but no one wanted to eat it. Next, we tried Greenie's hairball. Helped a little, but I literally recommend giving each cat 18 treats a day! It is too much! So I decided to…

TL;DR: catto loves them and they seem to be doing a good job. Recommended with the caveat that cats are individuals and your cat may not like them. Details: My cat was having some minor digestive issues including hairballs so I decided to see if they could help. My cat is not picky. Beastie is completely open, he really is more like a dog and will try to eat anything that might even be food. I thought he would see this as a welcome addition to his regular diet of crunchy foods for urinary tract