Nutri-Vet Hairball Paw Gel, Cat Hairball Remedy, Kitten Supplies, Hair Ball Relief for Cats, Fur Ball Remedy, Soybean & Coconut Oil, Chicken Flavor, 3 oz, Packaging May Vary

We have a delicate tummy cat, approaching senior, and the older she gets the worse it gets. She would throw up hairballs all the time, and I mean every day. We tried changing her diet from kibble to wet. That didn't work. We were at our wits end when, thankfully, we found this product. We add it to her food once a day and she has been doing very well on it. She is now on a mostly wet and small amount of kitty kibble. She will now go weeks without throwing up. It seems to have relieved a lot of her tummy issues and she seems more active. Will continue her on this product.

I have tried others, but this is the only one my cats will actually eat and it works great

The gel works well and my cat loves the flavor, she eats it off my finger or a spoon. But, the consistency varies from tube to tube and purchase to purchase. Sometimes it comes out smoothly with the consistency of tooth paste. More often, it's so hard it's almost impossible to get out. I've had to throw away half-full tubes because I couldn't squeeze it hard enough to get the paste out.

Below is our original REVIEW.NOW...the formulation is changed DRAMATICALLY and our Cat HATES it!The only problem with the previous formulation --- The good size tube, had SO LITTLE IN IT! But our cat loved it, so we endured the price, which was high.... like $13+Now, it's like $8 and the tube is full ...but of what???? It is SO HARD to SQUEEZE out of the tube.Our Cat HATES this formulation. He used to think he was getting a treat and would come running to get it.Now he can't paw it in disgust enough....then cries because he is missing his treat.PLEASE tell us why1) WHY you changed this formulation.2) WHY you didn't LET US KNOW, this is a different formulation and WHY it is changed2) WHAT is in this formulation ... is it any good?3) WHEN you will change it back and FILL THE TUBE with actual productI am so disgusted -- it's taken so long to finally get what we thought was a good product...Now, I have to search again.___________________________________Our cat has had problems w constipationI figured the hairball remedies would help and the vet agreedThe usual ones were all kinds of sticky… and trying to get it on his front leg and paw…Well… a battle for both of us…. After catching him.Since the last one was no longer available in chicken flavor, I read reviewsAnd this one came up really positive…At first, I was hating it. Even being in fridge, putting it on his leg, it ran all overHe shook his paw, onto the wall and then drops on the floor.UNTIL… I saw him lick it off the wall. Then I put him in front of the drops on the floorHe licked them up as well. YEA!!!!!!He likes it. Now I put it in a bowl … yum… both the sight of the tube and the bowl,He jumps up to get and cleans the bowl very cleanNOW… does it work?It seems to working well… no more ‘stuff’ hanging from his butt; his fur seems softerAnd he is a happy cat😸😸And we are sooo happy as well.😊😊

I have two ginger tabbies, bonded brothers; you would expect that being brothers and looking nearly identical as babies that their coats would have developed similarly. They did not; one, the slender one, is silky and the other, more of a chonk, has a coarse coat that sheds prolifically. When I got this I was afraid that they would ignore it and not be interested at all, but WOW! They are so enamoured that I have to keep it in a drawer that they can't open (one of them is very good at opening things he shouldn't). They jockey each other to get to my finger when I open the cap, and can't seem to get enough. They try to lick the skin off my finger to get the last molecule of taste. They regularly cruise the drawer to see if it's open even a little bit, and if it isn't they will bite me for depriving them of the most delicious thing they've ever had. We've only been using it for 3 days so far, so I can't tell if it's helping hairballs, but their coats already feel nicer. Do your cats a favour and give it a try!