Hill's Science Diet Adult Hairball Control Wet Cat Food is effective for hairball issues but recent batches have excess oil, causing digestive problems. Most cats love the taste, but price and effectiveness vary.
Excess oil in recent batches
Prevention: Contact manufacturer for replacement
Effective in reducing hairballs
Cats generally love the taste
Recent batches have too much oil
High price point for the product
Variations in quality across different batches
Recent batches have excess oil issues
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Factors: Quality consistency
It contains ingredients like fish oil and other beneficial nutrients that help reduce hairballs.
Some users reported digestive issues, so it may not be suitable for all sensitive cats.
"Helps a lot with hairballs"
"There has been excessive oil in it recently and I don’t know if it’s by accident of the manufacture or if they increased the oil intentionally. The same goes for the Hill’s Science Diet Metabolic cat food. The excessive oil has given my cats very loose stools and paying $76.75 a case, per mon..."
If you're looking for a hairball control solution that your cat will love, this is a good choice. However, be aware of recent quality issues and the potential for digestive problems due to excess oil.
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