Cocotherapy Ctt-0014 Hairball Plus Fiber For Cats (1 Pouch), 7 Oz

My 11 year-old cat was throwing up hairballs about once a week. After taking him to the vet to ensure it wasn't something more sinister, I tried hairball treats, no dice. I tried laxatone-type gels, he ran from me. Adding this to his food has been a game-changer. My cat's health has vastly improved - as in no hairballs, sometimes for months. I do think there's a bit of taste, so start out slow when you add it to the wet food. But I'm up to a teaspoon per meal and he eats it all now, and no more hairballs!

My cat loves this! I sprinkle this on her wet food as a topper and she gobbles it up. It also helps with her hairballs too, I have noticed. Great product, effective and most of all human grade so it's good for her.

This product helps so much in keeping the fur balls moving through our cat. This was out of stock for a little while and our cat was miserable without this! I put the flakes in her bowl, add a little water and let them soak the water up before I mix the canned cat food with it. Our cat won't eat the flakes without being very well mixed but it is worth the trouble to get this product in her.

I have a cat who just cannot eat without throwing up and struggles with hairballs and after just a week I was no longer cleaning puke daily!! They all like it and it definitely helps!

This is. Good product but waaaayyy over priced. I found the same thing elsewhere for almost half the price. It's a ripoff buying it on Amazon

My kitty is a long-haired double coat Manx, so hairball remedy help is a must. This coconut remedy is the most efficient, palatable, and healthiest product I’ve researched, discovered, and purchased for her. She’s been getting it daily at maximum dosage, 2 tsp., for over 3 years now. I’ve only had the pleasure of having her in my family for almost 4 years. There is absolutely no deterrence from her when added to her food. I do add warm water to compensate for the absorption by the fiber. She is fed mainly a raw food diet via the commercial frozen brands. Her litter box has almost zero smell and I have an annoyingly sensitive sense of smell and her bowel movements are regular and well-formed and without difficulty. The best estimate for her age is middle-aged lol as I had the pleasure of adding her to my family as a rescue <3. I also occasionally provide fresh potted grasses for her which she enjoys. She actually has maybe 1 hairball cough up a year whereas it was almost weekly when she first came to me.

I was recommended this remedy for hairballs. I added it once to my cat's food and the cat ended up at the vet's. Just stopped eating, severe diarrhea and vomiting. Our vet gave him some medication and the cat was OK in a few days. Decided to try it again not suspecting that this remedy could be the cause of upset stomach and also following some good reviews of this product. Same thing. Not only the cat did not want to eat his food sprinkled by this stuff but the same thing happened again. Cat got really sick - again vomiting, diarrhea and the cat went very lethargic and stopped eating. BTW the cat was checked by the vet just a week ago and even had stomach X-ray and pronounced 100% healthy. The only thing that could trigger this condition could be this product and there was no change in his food.

Helps tremendously with my cats furballs