Adult 1-6 Hairball Control Light Dry Cat Food

My cats love this. It has certainly helped my calico with her fur balls. They have decreased.

It's the only thing my furballs eat. They still barf, but far less frequently than they used to, and they've even dropped some weight. Plus it's cheaper and more consistently available here than at my local pet store. As an aside, it's a little weird that Amazon suggests I evaluate the product's chewability, texture, and softness seeing that I'm not the one eating it...

Actually I was planning to buy diet food but I made a wrong choice by mistake😁but My cat really loved it. I mixed the food with the old food and give to her but she is just picking out the new food in the bowl and leave the old one😁 and she wants more.We will see what is gonna happen if she gains weight😁

This is the ONLY kibble that my 11 year will and can eat. It helps tremendously with hairballs. Sadly, not many stores carry it anymore for some reason. He seems to prefer this size and shape; and it stays down. (Digestible.). Hairballs almost stop. .

My tortie-point Siamese thrives on a mixture of 1/3 Science Diet Hairball Light and 2/3 Orijen Six-Fish, + one small can of low-grain wet food daily. With Orijen alone she tends to eat the small uniform kibble too quickly and then "reintroduce" her dinner to me on the carpet 15 minutes later. The larger, chunkier Science Diet mixed in slows her down and keeps her from gobbling + she gets the upper and lower digestive benefits of the fiber in the Science Diet product. I don't feed Science Diet exclusively because it does have a significant corn and wheat gluten ingredient and Willow tends to gain weight too easily if she gets very much grain-based food. With the current mixture I feel like I'm getting the best of both worlds: she has a gorgeous glossy coat and appropriate weight from the Orijen component, digestive benefits from the Science Diet component and she feels full and content after a reasonable portion size. We're both happy.

So, this product met my expectations, if not my cat's. I have two cats: a 17lb tuxedo, and a 13lb tabby. My tabby has terrible teeth (sadly genetic), and had a tendency of shoveling his food in his mouth to then vomit it up later. Cats right? Previously we had been using royal canin, and I still love that brand. Tabby had been on it since being a 3 week old kitten. When he started his gorging and purging, our vet said he's just eating too fast, so we put large rocks in the food dish to slow him down. That problem was mostly solved. But it meant that certain pieces of kibble were near impossible for either cat to retrieve. After trying a variety of things to help with his teeth, we switched to royal canin oral variety. The biggest thing to note about it is that the kibble is much bigger. He started to chew his food, and we were able to remove the rocks without return of gorge and purge. However combination of price increase and product availability, led me to search for another kibble. I'm sure the pet smart lady thought I was insane as I felt up every single bag of cat food in the store trying to find one with an equally large kibble. That's how I came to try this variety. The cats took to it well, were eating a little less, but my tuxedo was having looser stool. After talking with vet, he pointed out that hairball and light varieties can have more fiber and be a little harder for a kitty to digest. He suggested kitty probiotics. Within a day tuxedo's stool was normal.Now my tuxedo is a fatty, doesn't look like it, but he enjoys food and tends to overeat things he loves. Kinda like me. So it was even better he had also dropped from 17 to 15.75lb over 6 months. Woot. I felt like the food was incredible and the perfect pair to all of the ways I'd been working to increase my kitty's activity level. I wish my story could end here.... We received a free sample of Purina pro plan shreds. And that's when I discovered that my tuxedo was eating less and losing weight not because it was a better food, or because of the million ways I've been trying to encourage exercise, but because he didn't like the hill's science diet food. So he only ate what was necessary. I discovered this because he ate the Purina pro plan like I eat a cream puff, then begged for more. Right now, I mix the two: this hills science diet and the Purina proplan. The variety in kibble size helps prevent tabby from shoveling his food, and satisfies tuxedo love for the tasty things in life.

My cat loves the taste, no hairballs since eating it.

Our long haired outdoor cat, has never had an issue with tangled hair or weeds with this food. We used a different brand for a while to try to save money, all it did was mangle his hair so we switched back to this. More expensive but worth the price.

I always buy Hills cat food for my cats. I have 3 cats. Always finding hair balls isn’t fun. I decided to try out this hairball control food and it’s been great so far and it’s been about 3 weeks and no more hair balls. And they all like the flavour.

Lo. Compre para intercalar lo con el urinary y mis gatos no se aburran, pero no parecen muy entusiasmados, prefieren el de prescripción, ya que lo aceptan los noto bien y si veo reducción en bolas de pelo, pero no son fans, a lo mejor si tuviera una chispa de sabor que les agrade sería mejor

Es muy bueno .

All my pets eat Hills Science Prescription and enjoy good health and long life. Highly recommend.

My persian cat love this food . He actually has to chew it ( which is good for his teeth ).