Hartz Hairball Remedy Plus Salmon Flavored Paste for Cats and Kittens, 2.5 Ounce

My cat loves the taste and it keeps the hairballs under control. I have been using the salmon flavor more than 10 years now and she absolutely loves it.

Works great!! Finally a hair ball treatment that my cat will eat willingly! Ever since I started giving this to her, she's stopped puking! I wish I found this sooner, I could've saved my carpet lol

Product works and no more hairballs. Cat is not a huge fan of the taste but eventually eats it.

5 stars! This Hartz Hairball Remedy is a game changer. My cat actually loves the salmon flavor, which makes giving it to her super easy. It really helps reduce hairballs, and I’ve noticed a big improvement since using it. Great product, effective and affordable!

Our cat will not take.

Must taste horrible to cats. When they tell you to put something on a cat's paws, for them to lick it off, you know it must taste terrible. Tried to mix it with food, cat won't eat any food it's mixed with. So if you don't want to fool with this stuff, get some medical grade mineral oil, put a couple of drops in your cat's wet food, they won't get the hairballs anymore. 🤷‍♂️

My cat had suffered with hairballs and after I started using this product She was able to eliminate the hair in her stool via cat box, instead of throwing up on the carpet!!! All Trama eliminated!

So, the good news first: this stuff works! Our cat has the sleekest, hairball-free digestive system on the block. The bad news? You need to be a ninja with the patience of a saint to get this paste anywhere near your cat's mouth. Our Russian Blue, who is normally the epitome of grace and elegance, turns into a furry tornado of claws and hissing the second she hears the tube open. It’s like she knows it’s coming, and she’s prepared to go to war.The paste itself smells like salmon, so you’d think she’d be all over it, right? Wrong. Apparently, it’s a trap. Getting it into her is like trying to force a toddler to eat broccoli—except the toddler has weapons. We’ve tried every trick in the book: smearing it on her paws (she walks away like, "Nice try"), mixing it with food (she gives us the side-eye and walks off), and even sneak attacks (don’t even ask how that went).In the end, though, we somehow manage to get enough into her that the hairballs stay away. But if you’re thinking of getting this for your cat, just be prepared for a battle of wits, strength, and endurance. It’s cat vs. human, and let me tell you, she fights dirty.Final verdict: Great product if you can survive the application process. If not, consider wearing armor.