i wouldnt give them too much of this product but if their hairballs get bad i would give it to them. it does work

Pros: works

Cons: but, i wouldnt give them too much

Everytime I attemped administering this to my kitty, I ended up with more on me and the floor than in his mouth. It's very sticky, and you're supposed to wipe it on his foot, and he'll lick it off. Well, our cat would shake it off wildly and it would end up on me. Did I mention it's sticky?

Pros: supposed to work well

Cons: hard to feed

I used this often before I found a catfood that took care of Max's hairballs. He liked it and it seemed to be a treat of sorts for him. It definetely cut down on his hairballs!

Pros: works

Cons: none

I have a cat that just loves to get her teeth brushed and I alternate giving this and the malt form as a treat after brushing. She comes to the sink in the bathroom several times a day asking to get for this. This alone has never really prevented hairballs in our cats, but it helps along with added fiber of some sort, or perhaps a little butter on the side of the food dish.

Pros: our cats like variety and this is a great "treat" after brushing teeth

Cons: more fiber in the food is still recommended

Fish flavored furball med sounded like a good idea. HA! All four of my cats truly can't stand this stuff. Not a one would take it willingly.

Pros: Good for furballs if you can get them to take it

Cons: TASTE