The extra cost is work the price, my cats have fewer hair balls.

Pros: My cats love the flavor

Cons: Costs a little more

If you can afford the extra expense, IAMS is good quality food. Good hairball solution.

Pros: good quality food

Cons: pricey

I tried this product for the same reasons I tried IAMS Weight Control Adult Cat Food (my older cat is getting a little "pudgy") and I also thought I would check it out to see if it might help with my younger cat's hairball issues. Both cats liked the taste. They didn't exactly gobble it down, but they didn't ignore or reject it either. I think that eating it may have helped with the hairballs. As to weight loss I didn't notice any, but I will never buy this or any other IAMS product again as Procter & Gambles tests on animals and I subsequently boycott all of their products!

Pros: Seems to Help with Hairballs

Cons: Pricey - Additives - Procter & Gambles Test On Animals

Eventhough my fat cat doesn't seem any thinner, I do notice that she doesn't have a problem with constipation, and she used to. All three of my cats like the food and are excited to eat it.

Pros: I haven't noticed my cats throwing up hardly at all

Cons: I have one very fat cat and it doesn't seem to manage it any better.

My cats love this stuff, and I like the fact that I can find it in the supermarket, and even some smaller stores when I'm in a pinch. It did seem to cut down some on the hairball frequency. I also like the fact that it's lower in calories, as one of my cats has a bit of a weight problem. May not be as good as the premium brands in pet stores, but I think it's a happy medium between high and low end products.

Pros: overall well balanced cat food, convenient

Cons: a little expensive