Vet’S Best Cat Hairball Relief Digestive Aid | Vet Formulated Hairball Support Remedy | Classic Chicken Flavor | 60 Chewable Tablets

An Honest Review
Get ready for a lengthy review but I promise it is worth it!So I am writing this review after using this product for a few months now, I wanted to wait for a certain period of time to pass to see if there were any results after using this product and I can assure you that there was! So for context: I own two beautiful cats that I have rescued that have two very different personalities, one sheds like there is NO tomorrow and the other one does not. Of course being they are both cats they love to clean themselves, quite literally all the time which resulted in hairballs. The one who does not shed near as much has a few health issues involving his stomach and nasal cavities, both of my cats have extremely sensitive stomachs so I wanted to find a product that could work for both of them equally without causing issues!The picture above is three different products I use including the one that I’m currently writing the review on. This product has done wonders for me and my fur babies! This product alongside the other ones I have bought reduced the amount of hairballs I was experiencing, keep in mind that I was experiencing around 2-3 hairballs every other day but definitely 1 hairball every day. As I’m sure many of you know, coming home after a long day and having to clean hairballs out of carpet is not an easy task to do.After a few months of using this as well as trying the other two products featured in the picture I have seen a significant improvement from both of my cats! So here is my routine and what works for me: in the morning I use a pill crusher to crush the pill and put it into each of their food bowls, I mix the pill fragments in with their food. Then in the evening time, I squeeze a few drops of the liquid product into their food bowls. Neither one of them have had issues with eating their food since I’ve started all of this, in fact I’ve noticed they seem more excited to eat! One of my cats LOVES treats while the other does not, so sometimes I will drop the treat product into the pickier one’s bowl so that he will eat it while I feed the other one the treat product at random since he will eat it on the spot.Of course I highly recommend consulting with your veterinarian if you have one for more information in regards to your pet’s health and or condition!

Cats usually love these, product is inconsistent
We have two baby fur girls who would get the occasional issue with fur balls. We’ve been using these for probably 7 or 8 years now, I would guess. Over the years, I’ve noticed that upon occasion, there is a bottle that my one cat will just not eat out of. It’s fairly frustrating and wasn’t a one-off issue. Since I’m not the one eating them, I can’t tell you what the difference is, but my cat seems to know from smell.My other “little” girl (she’s a bit of a pig) will almost always eat them, though I do have to break them in half for her as they sometimes are too hard (this has also been a noticeable difference bottle to bottle in how hard they are).Furball wise – they work great! Hardly ever have an issue over a lot of years and they keep my girls from doing the infamous “cough”.I’m not aware of a better product, I just wish they could keep their quality the same.

So i have a 7 old female cat that has had a hairball problem ever since i got her from the pound 6 yrs ago. I have tried a few remedies but she still gets them. The last stuff i had her on was working but again, she was still throwing them up but fewer this time. I found this paste worked better than most but was too expensive. So I looked on here and I came across this remedy. I read the reviews, all positive, so i decided to buy it. So you get 60 pills, 2 per day. So i will give her 2 per day and see if these work better than the last stuff I was using. When i first gave her one i had to cut it in 4 quarters. These pills are huge for a cat. If you have a tiger that has a hairball problem, then sure, but for a regular size cat???? So she ate 3 of the 4 quarters and then that was it, she wouldn’t eat them any longer. So i decided to pour some water in a small container and then i would put the pill in the water to dissolve. Then I would pour the solution over her cat food. I have to give her wet cat food since she doesn’t like to drink water at all. But she eats it all, so it works this way. Regards to these pills stopping her from throwing up hairballs, I will do an update later on. I guess i wanted other consumers to know about soaking it in water to help dissolve the huge size pill to make is easier for their cats to consume. I gave 4 stars and if she doesnt throw up for another month or so.. then i will give it 5 stars.. UPDATE: This stuff really works. Having a cat that use to spew her food all over the place once a week is now only doing it like once every few months. So i tried everything but nothing really worked till i came across this magic pill. i usually just break up a pill into quarters and then throughout the day i will give it to her as treat. i do soak it for about a min under the tap since it is a bit chalky. i fed it to her once without doing so and she threw it up. Not the food.. just the pill. So this stuff works. Believe me. She was throwing up at least once a week and i feed her wet cat food and she would run while she was throwing up.. GGGGross. Not anymore. So after 7 months or more and 5 bottles. I just give her one pill a day now. IT WORKS and she loves the chicken flavor. thanks

I’m feeding someone in the cat butler community because someone accidentally recommended it, but I don’t need to say (one bottle was emptied and I ordered the second bottle this time). It works really well. Compared to last year, my cat has less vomiting and thinks it’s a snack. It’s the best. I hope you keep selling it to Australia.

This hairball relief has worked well. My cat is now eliminating his hair in his stool rather than vomiting on the floor or carpet. The tablets are big but they easily break into pieces. I let them soak in a little water to dissolve for a minute and then add it to his wet food. If you feed your cat kibble it can be crumbled on top or pour it over top after it’s dissolved in water. Since it is chicken flavour it’ll be enjoyed by most cats.