Healthy Bites Urinary Care Treats for Cats & Kittens 3+ Months, with Cranberry, Taurine and Prebiotic Fibre, 65 g (Pack of 4)

From the first time I bought these treats, bubbles hasn't thrown up a furball once. I'm not sure she likes these as much as her other treats but as she only has 6 of them and she knows she will get the nicer ones afterwards 😁. I subscribed to these but I'm not sure I'll need as many during the winter months. You get three bags in a box and there's loads in there, so they last quite a while as I only have 1 cat.

These go down very nicely with all my three picky boy cats.

I've been getting these for years, and when they were no longer available at my local Pets at Home store I searched for them on Amazon. They're the only thing that helps my cat with hairballs. Occasionally I tried other hairball treats and freeze dried quail egg yolk but she wasn't a fan of other hairball treats and isn't overly keen on the freeze dried quail yolk (plus they're very fatty and expensive). Whereas these treats in moderation are affordable, have never caused her any health or dietary issues (if given in moderation), and she loves eating them (sometimes she prefers these over her high-end fancy meaty treats). They have worked wonders over the years and we've been a loyal customer of these hairball treats for a proud 10 years! We definitely recommend them! 👍🏻

This is working well for my cat after a bout of bad coughing due to hairball formation. He is now on maintenance amount of a few treats each day. He actually loves these.

Cat loves them. Good prices for 4 packs.

Dental treats for my two-year-old cat. Very happy with this purchase!

For some reason, my cat had them to start with but then on the 2nd day, she would spit them out. I noticed the seal had split, so opened another pack. Again, ate them straight away and now spits them out. So won't know if they would have worked.

There's a marked difference in the number of hairballs my cat coughs up (Halo, a 15yo tuxedo ball of sass) when she's had a couple of these each day compared with when she hasn't. I typically give her two in the morning and another one at night as a treat. While my cat is a short-haired domestic, she does what most cats do and grooms almost constantly - which has lead to plenty of furballs in the past - not so when she's eaten a few of these! And if she has coughed up a hairball, giving her a few more than usual in the days which follow (up to six) calms things down. She clearly likes the taste, since she'll come trotting along as soon as she hears the packet rustling, and it's one of the few treats she'll take directly from my hand. And although I don't especially like the smell of the pellets, she clearly doesn't mind. I think these are well priced given the effects they offer, and since they come in a pack of four, I don't need to re-order all the time.