Pet Honesty Cat Probiotics Gut + Immune Health Crunchy & Creamy Chews - Digestive Health, Supports Gut Health, Immunity, Healthy Digestion + Cat Constipation Relief - Chicken 30-Day Supply

I have a domestic long hair cat, and she used to get hairballs pretty often (common for long hairs). I’ve been using this product for two years now, and it is honestly the best hairball deterrent I’ve ever bought.I wouldn’t say that this product is a cure for hairballs, but it does help break them up. However, this product is best when used consistently. I give my cat a few of these a couple of times a week, and she has not coughed up one hairball in two years. Yes, she still coughs every now and again due to one forming, but I just give her some extra treats and she’s fine in a day or two.I also love the natural ingredients and the low calorie content; plus she loves them! This product helps to prevent hairballs without it being a nutritional deficit for my cat. I will always use these!

I had been using the little packets of Purina Fortiflora powder, which both cats tolerate. But my one cat with the tendency towards runny poops seemed to be having more instances of said issues. Upon adding in this new probiotic treat, he’s been very regular, and immediately so. I’m using half a dose of each probiotic now. The added bonus is that both kitties, who can be quite picky, absolutely love these crunchy treats. It’s really easy to confirm that they’re getting their full doses—both of them scarf the treats right up in seconds. Great product.

This really works and my picky cat LOVES them! My 14 year old and my 4 year old have been getting a lot of hairballs. More than usual... It's spring. But my 14 year old was having a particularly tough time. I tried these treats, and not only do both cats LOVE them, but after going through the first package, (small one), and ordering the big bag, they both STILL love them.Both cats have had a dramatic decrease in hairballs, and I noticed the 14 year old has hair in her poop now, which seems to indicate the hair is finally passing through her. Both cats seem happier and healthier and I will be subscribing to this product!

If you're like me, you may be wondering how many treats are considered a month's worth, especially since treat amounts vary by size. My bag had 205 treats in them. If your cat weighs more then 6 lbs then this won't get you a full month, let alone if you have a larger cat.However, my cat thinks these are the most amazing treats in the world. Even my picky cat who doesn't need them now expects one everytime her brother gets 15. Yes, 15 because he's a larger cat. That's a lot of treats daily. Wish I knew a little about the calories involved. I tried starting out with only 5 but his hairballs were frequent and large. I then went up to 10. A little less frequent and a little smaller. He's about 15 pounds. At 15 treats he still has the occasional hairball, although significantly smaller. He's only been on these for about a month, so maybe it'll get better with time.

This is the best natural solution for my kitten's. They're not puking as much which is a plus. They absolutely love these little morsels. They both try to pick the bag up with their teeth, because they want the treats all of the time. This is definitely a restock for me and the kitten's are absolutely loving it.

My one year old cat HATES everything. She is pickier than my toddler children ever were. I’m convinced she’s vegan because she only likes bread and certain fruits/vegetables (cat safe stuff) from a people plate (not that we condone it, but we’ve tried morsels of cheese, meats, etc to no avail). She is also super picky with actual cat food. She is on Hills kitten sensitive stomach & skin at the moment and enjoys it just fine, but it took some coming around to it.In the beginning, when we rescued her off the street at six weeks old, we thought she’d starve to death because she despised whatever we sat in front of her.*Little, adopted sister kitty will eat the chrome off a Mack truck bumper if given the opportunity.Because her and sister kitty frequently groom each other, she’s been hacking as if she’s trying to get something out of her system. We don’t think it’s allergies, and vet says she checks out with tests. I bought some other hairball remedies and she wouldn’t touch them with a 10 foot pole. This is the only thing she seems to like in terms of hairball help, which is weird given her granola, hippie palette. Her hacking episodes are shorter now and less frequent. And it actually sounds like a progressive cough more than something stuck within a matter of days upon her first few “treats”.This seems to be helping, and hopefully it will eliminate the issue. What’s better is she was actually willing to eat it compared to other treats, pastes and lick-able stuff we spent $$$ on.Will update soon.