Bought this at a random pet store and it's so good i had to leave a review. she doesn't eat it on its own, so I break it up in my cats wet food and mix it in. after a few days she stop hacking all the time and her fur got so shiny and soft as well. she is looking and doing so well now; she has went from hacking 2-3 times a day to like once every few weeks.

Pieces too Big for My Cats to eat. They also didn't like the taste and it might have given at least one of my cats diarrhea.

No dry heaves since starting these with my long haired cat. Unfortunately only one cat likes them.

Shedding season means multiple hairballs per week for our shorthaired cat. Brushing/de-shedding daily wasn’t helping as much as I wanted it to, so we decided to add hairball treats like these, as well as Laxatone. We’re 99% sure our cat is allergic to poultry, so I love that these treats are poultry-free so she can have them. They’re a little big but she chews them up no problem. While the laxatone gel is mostly petroleum, soybean oil, and mineral oil, I prefer how these treats have more natural food-based ingredients like psyllium husk and pumpkin. We gave her laxatone for 3 days as instructed, then scaled back to every other day. On the “in-between” laxatone off days, we give her 2 of these treats. The combo has so far helped keep hairballs at bay! She gets one every once in a while but nowhere near the 3-4 times a week that was happening prior. Unfortunately since we’re using these alongside laxatone I can’t say which has been helping more. Next shedding season I may try her on just these treats alone since they’re more natural, and if they don’t help well enough on their own, I can always add the laxatone back in. But for now the combo of both (along with daily brushing) works great and our cat likes the treats.

Tried giving it to our 10 year old cat and our 3 & a half month old kitten, both were very interested in them but couldn't chew them. They would pick them up, try to eat them, then drop them, and they both gave up after a few tries. I am not sure what the point of the scoop is either, it's easier just to count out 12 pieces- the average number I got in a scoop- instead of trying to use the scoop each time.

I'm sure the product is fine, but my cat just turns her nose up at it and walks away. If I crumble it and put it in her food dish, she carefully avoids it and leaves it behind. She is not at all selective with other hairball aids and eats them eagerly.

Excellent results. Almost no hairballs after using this.

My cat loves them, this is our 2nd package of them, and he seems to have less hair balls now that I’m giving them to him daily. He’s a Maine Coon, so hair balls have been a major problem for him.