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Pet Naturals Hairball Soft Chews For Cats 45 Chewables

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I have one cat who's prone to hairballs who LOVES these. She hated the gel stuff that comes in Tuna and Catnip flavors, and she's pretty indifferent to Friskies hairball treats, but she'd kill for these. However my other cat doesn't even seem to realize they're edible, so to each his own, I guess.

They also seem to do a good job keeping her hairballs under control. I got her from a shelter and she had some serious hair in her system b/c they weren't treating her for hairballs and became a bit constipated. After a week or so on these treats she passed all the hair and began doing much better. They also seemed to have made her coat much shinier and healthier, although that could have been a result of better food and less stress, and not the treats.

I was a little skeptical at first but both our cats just love them (and one goes "crazy" over 'em) and since they've been eating them the hairball problem has all but gone away!

These are his favorite treats. He goes crazy for them and they really help with hairballs.

This has become one of my cats' favorite treats. I can't say if it is really effective as a hairball remedy, but it certainly pleases my cats.

I bought these because I have 3 indoor cats and anything that will eliminate hairballs is desirable. My sister told me about these hairball treats, but I only have one cat out of three that will eat them. I'd recommend looking for a sample at a pet supply before you order a big bag. They seem to work but if the cat won't eat them, they're not much good.

My cat loves them. My situation is I have to fight with my cat to give her hairball treatment. Wiping the paste on the mouth works but I wanted to try some treats. I've always given her treats but she goes crazy over these. I'm going to buy some more asap. Today is the first day of treatment so I can't tell if they're helping. I get the feeling that they will though.

The cat that has the serious hairball issue hasn't eaten one of these treats. However our other cat really likes them.