Hartz 3 Oz soins avanc-s Hairball Remedy 95009

The product is really amazing and original it meets my expectation.

My cat loves the taste and no vomited hair balls since using

As anyone reading this may know, it is pretty impossible to buy Nutrivet Hairball Paw Gel (SALMON) in Canada. It was the only paw gel flavour my cat would eat. I have spent so much time, money and frustration getting it shipped from all over the USA. Then I came across this product on amazon.ca and saw that it is SALMON flavoured. My spoiled cat will NOT consume malt nor chicken flavour! And she desperately needs help with hairballs. So I bought 2 tubes of this Hartz Hairball Remedy as a sample and hoped for the best. BIC got it to me quite fast, way ahead of the estimated delivery date, even though it had to go through Canada Customs. The price was great and included tax and duties. But all of this is of no use if my cat won't eat it! To my very happy surprise, she really likes it and licks it off my finger happily. If your cat was hooked on the Nutrivet Salmon Paw Gel, I recommend you give this a try. Just buy a couple tubes to begin with.

My long-haired cat was vomiting hairballs off and on and then one day she vomited a sausage shaped hairball so huge that I can only imagine that it had filled her entire stomach. The poor baby was literally howling as she threw up. Honestly, after that incident I was afraid she could possibly die from having a hairball block her GI tract. I went to PetSmart and bought some expensive, petroleum free hairball treatment but my cat had absolutely no interest in it. I found this inexpensive product at Walmart and after about a week or so of using it the problem was alleviated. Now she will only rarely vomit a little ball of hair. Walmart has been my source for this product however they stopped carrying it and now sells a chicken flavored Hairball Solution Gel by Pet-Ag. I tried to get my kitty to use the Pet-Ag product but she showed no interest in it. I had a little of this product left so I had to put a little drop of the Hartz on the Pet-Ag product to get her to eat it. As you can see by the instructions below, the dosage to prevent hairballs is feeding a one-inch ribbon once or twice a week. My kitty thinks this stuff is a treat and cries for it. Since her stomach is holding less food at night, I give her a little dot of it nightly. She’s excited to get her treat every night when I’m brushing my teeth. I put the dot of paste on a little dish and she laps it up right away. I make it a point to give it to her only when her stomach is pretty much empty of food so that the effectiveness is not reduced by the product being absorbed by the food. Here are the use instructions and an ingredient list: (The following info is from the Drugs.com website) Manufacturer: Hartz Mountain • for cats & kittens • helps prevent hairballs • plus Omega 3-6-9 Oils + Vitamin E • supports healthy skin & coat • Salmon Natural Flavor Hartz® Hairball Remedy Plus™ not only helps hairballs pass safely through the gastrointestinal tract, but also helps prevent the formation of hairballs through regular use. The infusion of Omega 3-6-9 oils and Vitamin E in Hartz®Hairball Remedy Plus™ supports a cat’s healthy skin and coat, which also provides additional hairball control during routine grooming. Directions For Use To help ELIMINATE hairballs: For adult cats, feed a one-inch ribbon of Hartz® Hairball Remedy Plus™ daily until symptoms disappear. For kittens over 4 weeks of age, feed a half-inch ribbon. Give between meals, either from your finger or by placing on the cat’s front paws where it can be licked off readily. To help PREVENT hairballs: Feed adult cats a one-inch ribbon of Hartz® Hairball Remedy Plus™ once or twice a week. For kittens over 4 weeks of age, feed a half-inch ribbon once or twice a week. INGREDIENTS: Malt Extract, Liquid Petrolatum, Glycerine, Salmon Oil, Sunflower Oil, Acacia, Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Thiamine HCl (Vitamin B1). • KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. • Store at room temperature.

Como dueña de una gata de angora, este producto es casi, casi, obligatorio. Es buenísimo para expulsar las bolas de pelo. Supongo que tiene buen sabor, porque no tengo problema para que mi gata se lo coma.