Top 5 Hairball Remedies- 2010
Nutri-Vet Hairball Formula Chicken and Tuna Flavor Soft Chews for Cats
Paw Rating 4.5
These tasty treats for cats are soft and chewy and have a tuna flavor that cats love. they work by helping to reduce shedding which prevents hairball formation in the first place and they also reduce litter box smells too. They contain naturally sourced omega fatty acids and yucca.
Laxatone Tuna Flavored from EVSCO Pharmaceuticals
Paw Rating 4.5
This product is recommended by veterinarians across the US. It contains ingredients that eliminate swallowed hair. It is very safe and effective and the flavor is delicious for cats who are very happy to take it a few times a week. This product is extremely effective for reducing hairballs.
Sentry HC Petromalt Malt Flavored Cat Hairball Treatment from Sergeants
Paw Rating 4.0
This product is very effective at both preventing and treating hairballs in cats. It is malt flavor which is very pleasing to cats and is very effective not to mention safe. Kittens from just 4 weeks are able to take it. It also helps relieve constipation and a dry cough. All in all, a very good overall product.
8in1 Kittymalt Hairball Remedy
Paw Rating 4.0
This tasty paste is excellent at preventing and treating hairballs. It helps the hairball easily pass through the digestive system and if given on a regular basis, such as every day it also helps prevent any future build ups of hair. The paste is adored by cats who just love the malt flavor. Great product from 8in1.
Hartz Advanced Care Hairball Remedy Salmon Flavor
Paw Rating 4.0
This salmon flavored product is easy to give to your cat who would be only to pleased to receive a portion of this tasty treat. It is suitable for cats, kittens and even rabbits and it works effectively to break down hairballs and allow the hair to pass through the digestive tract.
Summary
If you want a delicious tasting treat for your cat as well as a remedy, choose the Hartz Advanced Care Hairball Remedy. For a vet recommended product, try the Laxotone product. If you don’t want a paste, but would prefer a chewy treat, try the Nutri-vet hairball formula.
