Really works

Written 5 months ago - Wednesday, January 30

get the plain one and your cat will eat it without any coaxing Read More

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Many uses for pets and people and wildlife

Written 4 months ago - Friday, March 21

My sister used to put a small amount on her cat's nose so they could lick it off to prevent hair balls. We also have a pole with a wood… Read More

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May not taste good but works

Written 6 months ago - Tuesday, January 22

My vet recommended scraping a dollup into the roof of my long hair cat's mouth for hairballs. This did the trick and is much cheaper. I have to say … Read More

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Helps hairballs

Written 6 months ago - Sunday, December 30

we will use this sometime to put on cats paws so when they clean there self it helps with the hairballs. the only thing is that it is kind of messy. a… Read More

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Wwhhheeeeee!

Written 5 months ago - Wednesday, January 30

It's greasy and cats won't lick it just for the taste, but it gets those furballs whizzin' right out the back door in no time! Read More

2 Comments | Helpful: +12