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It’s no surprise that many cats, especially long-haired ones, struggle with hairballs. If a cat can’t digest the hair they swallow properly, a hairball can begin to build in the stomach. Some hairballs are regurgitated, while others may require veterinary care. Royal Canin Hairball Care Dry Cat Food supports your cat's digestion to help reduce hairball formation. The targeted nutrition of this cat kibble is designed for cats in need of a little extra help with hairball management. Its exclusive blend of dietary fibers helps naturally stimulate the intestinal tract to pass the hair they swallow. That way, the hair can pass into their litter box. Try pairing this dry food with Royal Canin Hairball Care Thin Slices in Gravy Wet Cat Food for a meal your cat will love. With over 50 years of scientific research and observation, Royal Canin continues to deliver targeted nutrition to feed every pet’s magnificence. Not satisfied? Then neither are we. Our formulas are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. (Just contact us for more details.)
4.9 out of 5
98.33% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars Great feline food
Yes, it IS expensive, but my two cats rescued from horrible pet hoarder situation as tiny kittens, are doing well on this food. They had been deprived of food and water in utero, and until rescued. They came to me on Pro-plan, which they liked until the formula was changed, after which, they would not accept other foods, or they threw up any the would initially accept. I got vet recommendations, and started at least expensive on list & worked my way up until they no longer threw up or snubbed the offerings! This was the winner (of course it was the most expensive!). They are twelve now and are healthy in spite of the early odds against them. One of the two had rather coarse fur until we started this food. Her fur changed to super soft within a month or two. They split a can of wet food daily, also from Royal Canin. Worth the money. We think we avoided extra vet bills because of this high quality food.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Godsend For Your Maine Coon!
I've been meaning to write this review for some time. It's been about five or so months now that my cat has been getting Royal Canin instead of his previous food.If you're situation is anything like mine, and you are tearing your hair out trying to figure out what to feed a cat who is throwing up everything he eats, you have come to the right place.Let me just say that before I got this food, my Maine Coon cat was throwing up everywhere, and had constipation so bad that I had to take him to the vet, who kindly informed me that cats with this problem develop life-threatening blockages of the intestinal tract as a result of undigested hair not being able to pass through their systems. Needless to say (and $500 later!), I was desperate.Someone had told me about raw food being good for their tummies, but my cat only eats dry food, so I sat down to do some research on the internet, and that is how I found this food on Bolo -- truly a Godsend; I am not exaggerating --, PLUS the Maine Coon Food (same brand). I mix them together.Well, the miracle didn't happen overnight, but it did happen. The vomiting began to taper off. After several weeks it died down to almost nothing. He occasionally vomits like once a month instead of several times a day. Also, as we say around my house he began "doing his business" regularly, i.e., on a daily basis. Once in awhile he skips, but the vet told me 1-2 days was ok.Thankfully, when I switched his food, he liked the Royal Canin. I heard that if they don't take to it immediately, start mixing it into their food little by little. The night we had to take him to the vet, he was so uncomfortable that he was crying and hissing like a feral cat, and his abdomen felt hard! It was heartbreaking!Well, he has not been uncomfortable or sick or needed to go back to the vet since I started feeding him Royal Canin. He is his old self: sweet and adorable. As you also know if you have a maine coon, they are a wonderful breed. Very playful and loving, beautiful and extremely intelligent - yes, beauty and brains.The hairball formula seems to do what it says it will -- help your cat to digest large quantities of hair (and, if you have a maine coon, you know about large quantities).The vet actually told me that he was doing "too good of a job" of cleaning himself and that's why he was having problems digesting his food, and that I should try to get him to lick himself less. (Can you believe that?)Anyway, the hairball formula takes care of the hairballs, but giving your maine coon the Maine Coon Formula (I think 31) is also important for them. The way their jaw and mouth is designed, they can pop the food in without chewing and down it goes, to wreak havoc on their digestive system. Now I give him a mixture of the two foods and it covers bother bases. We actually hear the delightful sound of chewing when he eats and not just gulping! (Again, if you have a maine coon, you'll know what I'm talking about.)P.S., I bought some raw food over the internet that was supposed to be the next best thing to Santa Claus, and my maine coon refused to eat it! So much for that! But we don't need it now that we've found Royal Canin.
5.0 out of 5 stars Works as described!
My short haired cat has some massive problems with hairballs and he won't take any of the gel treatments. He really loves the taste of this stuff and it works! No more runny stool and he's not hacking up hairballs anymore. Highly recommended!
5.0 out of 5 stars Buy in Confidence
If you have kitties that have tendencies to have hairballs, IMO this is the best dry food you can buy. I feed three types of hairball food in gravity feeders, and this is their favorite by far, and is a great aid in hairball control.
4.0 out of 5 stars Seems to help with hairballs, but my cat doesn't like it
I keep my cat on an alternating diet of wet food during the day and dry at night. She doesn't like this dry food nearly as much as what I was feeding her before (Tiki Cat), but it does seem to have decreased the amount of hairballs she horks up. It is pretty expensive, but if I switch back to Tiki Cat and the hairballs become more frequent I'll be switching back to this.
5.0 out of 5 stars Good brand.
Will buy again.
5.0 out of 5 stars Satisfying Food
A favorite with my kitty and know this is quality food that vet feeds his kitties. OurJoey loves the food and it is helping to keep him at a healthy weight.
alimento de calidad
Buen alimento y mi gato lo come muy bien
They’ll eat it!
What’s important is that my cats will actually eat it and it does seem to reduce the number of fur balls my cats have. And I like the smaller size bag which wasn’t available in the stores.
Good product
Good product
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Buen producto y bastante caro
Excellent
Royal Canin is the only dry cat food I use!! I do often buy a few different type of bags and mix them, so the ctas have different flavours.
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