Hairball Treatment for Cats,Easy to Give Syringe Format Cat Hairball Remedy Gel-Digestive Aid and Hairball Relief Beef-Flavored 2.12oz (1 pcs)

I read a lot of reviews and decided this product was the one to try. I have been giving it to my cat every other money for a month, and it WORKS. My cat loves the flavor when mixed with her food. Definitely worth a try.

Finally found a hairball treatment my kitten will eat without making him gag or having to smear it all over his foot. So easy to use.....turned the dial, squeezed it out onto a small teaspoon and he licked it up in seconds.

I’ve been looking for something easy for hairballs. One cat gets them & it even slows him down every so often. Oswald loved the ninibabie beef-flavored supplement. And my other cat (doesn’t get hairballs) liked it and she NEVER likes anything! I gave 4 stars because I can’t figure out the applicator. There’s no instructions on how out how to operate the syringe and I looks like it helps measure-might just be me though! Time will tell how effective it is on hairballs…

Can't tell if it works or not because my cat seems to be the only cat in the country who will absolutely refuse this at any cost. Not out the syringe, not in food, not even with most-favorite-treats-ever. I have told him if he doesn't eat this, he doesn't eat. I am pretty sure he has now plotted to kill me. He is looking at me very strangely and plott-ey. I am afraid to go sleep with my door open...

I have some super picky cats and I usually have trouble getting them all to take anything without a fight but this was a first. They all loved the taste. The tube itself is really cool it made dosing easy. It's marked clearly and the plunger has a little dial like piece that you turn until it's on the number you want it on. The ingredients list makes me feel good about giving it to my cats too.

Real good product, thanks.

The product seems to work, but it's very difficult to have my kitties allow me to stick the syringe in their mouth. I finally, decided to put in my finger and tried that way.Still, it's very difficult and it only last for three days.

We have a cat who occasionally get hairballs. She does not like the remedy that you put on their paw and they're supposed to lick off. She will always fling it off across the room, lol. I usually squeeze some of the goop into a dosing syringe and then squirt it in her mouth. This product comes preloaded in a syringe that has a dial mechanism so you get the perfect measured dose each time. I love this delivery system.Every hairball remedy I have ever seen has petroleum jelly as the active ingredient. This product has fish oil. There is also a probiotic, so that's interesting. I haven't had to use this yet on my kitty, so my rating is based on the design of he syringe.