Hartz Hairball Remedy Plus works well for some cats, but picky eaters may not like the flavor. Effective in reducing hairballs, but not a universal solution.
Many cats find the flavor appealing and it helps with hairball issues.
The paste can be applied to paws or mixed with food.
Cost-effective compared to other hairball remedies.
Some cats refuse to consume the paste.
The paste has a strong smell that some users and pets dislike.
Some users found the paste did not help with hairball issues.
No, some picky eaters may refuse to consume it.
Try mixing it with food or using a different method of application.
"We use this twice a week and both cats think it is a treat and we don't have any hairballs! Win-win!"
"Our cat Bernice has struggled with hairball problems for a long time. She has trouble passing them and instead throws up. We got her on a hairball diet that was working wonders, and then brought in a new kitten who she feels is a dirty mongrel she has to groom the streets off of. Now she’s throwin..."
Great for cats who love the flavor, but not suitable for picky eaters. Effective in some cases, but consider your cat's preferences.
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