Richard's Chicken Flavor Hairball Remedy is generally disliked by cats and has mixed results on hairball reduction. Most users found it difficult to administer and noted a strong chemical smell.
Some cat owners reported positive results with their cats liking the product and experiencing hairball relief.
Most cats refuse to eat the product, even when mixed with food.
The product has a strong chemical odor that cats dislike.
The product did not show significant results in reducing hairballs for most users.
The liquid consistency made it hard to administer the product to cats.
"This works super. 1 out of 3 of my cats will lick this straight up off a plate. 1 will lick it off my hand only. And my 3rd cat who is picky about everything I have to just rub on her mouth and she will lick it and eat it up. This really does help hairballs. I always keep this stocked in my home. An..."
"My cats completely turned their noses to this when I tried to give it to them on my finger. I ended up mixing it in their wet food (which they did eat), but there was no change in hairballs (they were still puking them up throughout the house). I was really trying to find something without petroleum..."
If you're looking for a hairball remedy for your cat, you might want to consider alternatives that have a better taste and texture for easier administration, as this product is largely disliked by cats and hasn't shown consistent effectiveness in controlling hairballs.
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